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October 26th, 2007
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 or.... arubagirl (nice name!)... Perhaps you are confusing the name iPOD with your daughter's SANDISK...??? The normal SANDISK products do not need anything special, regarding software, to manage them... 'Manage them' means that you simply treat them ... 'them' meaning so-called memory-sticks or .mp3 players... Simply treat them as if they are another 'disk drive'... Normally all you need to do is start your computer... WAIT until it is ready for use... Click on MY COMPUTER (or the equivalent)... Connect the SANDISK to a USB port... Wait a moment... ZONG !!! Your SANDISK should appear as another 'drive'. Then, simply treat it as you would any other drive when you are working with files... In other words, it's all the same as when you are working with Copy and Move and Delete functions. Makes sense to you ? Hope so ! 
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