FIRST Rules On Ipod

[Twstdkittie]

Originally Posted by KTorak

This is pretty cool. My birthday is in March so I shouold get an iPod just in time for competition.

That's hot. Lucky you!

[Tom Bottiglieri]

Pocket PC with 1GB SD card?

[Omni L]

ooo! I'm gonna have to try this!

15 gig 3e iPod woo!

[Conor Ryan]

Originally Posted by Bremma

Hey, I already put the vCard version of the rules on my iPod. The Game works fine, but I think there may be an error with The Robot. All I get is the title when it opens up. Is anyone else having this problem?

try opening it up on your computer, should that not work go with the notes version, works fine for me, just its a little slower,

sorry i'm not giving any donations out until i upgrade my headphones

[Poz]

yeah, that's freaking geniOUS!

[ThamiorLianodel]

Thanks! I now have the rules on my iPod. It might just take a bit of use to get used to looking up the rules that way. And I probably should have edited out the Table of Contents in each section.

[Conor Ryan]

ok so i guess i need to clarify some stuff up. First To convert a .pdf to a .txt first you need acrobat reader 6.0. After that it gets pretty simple. Go to File the scroll down to Save As Text Then click save. Thats easy right? Now click on My Computer and pull up your newly saved .txt file it generally should be in the same folder your pdf was unless you changed it. Now copy the .txt file. and go to my computer again and click on your ipod. You should see the Notes folder there, save it there. Keep in mind you can only save up to 4kbs of info so i reconmend this process posted earlier.

Originally Posted by ahecht

To get around the 4K limit, you can save the note as a contact (if your iPod supports contacts). I would highly recommend iPodAgent from http://www.ipodsoft.com/softwaredetail.aspx?sid=1 for this, which can either split a text file into 4K linked segments or can save a text file as a contact.

I have attached sections 4 and 5 converted into contacts. Simply copy the VCF files to the Contacts folder of your iPod.

So thats how you do it, once you have the linked files, you copy them into your ipod's contact folder. By clicking on my computer and then selecting your ipod, and then your contacts folder there.

[SkiRacer]

That's Awesome!!! It's a great idea...but I'm not bringing my iPod anywhere near power tools!