Isn't there an option to turn that off?
I thought there was but I use the autocorrect so I haven't looked carefully.
On Jun 26, 2011, at 8:34 AM, Devitt wrote:
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> I thought the message might refer to ALL the content on the iPad including all my music. Why would trying to sync ebooks from the iPad to the computer wipe the iPad? I just want to back up my books on the computer, not replace the books on my iPad with (currently nonexistent) ebooks on my computer.
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> When I get an iTunes warning message threatening to wipe my ipad's content it stops me in my tracks. I've looked at iPad "help" books but never find much detailed info about syncing. It's maddening. I'm not a Mac novice but I can't figure this one out.
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> Cathy
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> Sent from my iPad
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> >if you have nothing on your ipad, do nhot worry, it will replace "nothing" (which is something kinda) with "what you have checked"
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> Is it solipsistic around here, or is it just me?
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> On Jun 25, 2011, at 4:52 PM, Devitt wrote:
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> >> I thought I'd sync books I bought via the iPad to my computer. When I navigated to "sync books" in iTunes and checked "sync books" I got this warning, "All existing songs, movies and TV shows on the iPad will be removed." Hunh?
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> > Naturally, I decided to forget it. But why would syncing books have anything to do with songs, movies or TV shows?
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> > I have an iPad 2 with the latest iOS software, ditto for iTunes running on a MacMini with Snow Leopard.
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