Just got here!

Hi Everybody,
   I just got my Chocolate Touch and quickly realized it was going to be another techno journey of discovery.  so far I've phone Verizon techs about a dozen times to learn what a manual or CD used
to teach me.  Not that they were inadequate.  They just had to go and read their materials and
ask each other questions.   so I'm glad to find a place like this where I won't be alone in the cyber
jungle of Chocolate.
     One thing I enjoy doing is DLing e-audiobooks through the local library and playing them with my
MP3 player.  I had hoped that the Choc Touch would allow me to carry one less item but I did not
intend to use Vcast downloads.
     Okay, I'm getting away from intro into problem solving . . . sorry.   I'm retired self taught tech type.
I sing with a barbershop chorus and fix senior citizen homes with a charitable organization called
Rebuilding Together.   I love to shop online and seek out info on things that I decide should have been
invented by now, whether I need them or not.

  Okay, snuff about me . . . oh, yeah, I really like SF!
Got to go to the "solve my problem" area of this board now.
Good to find a gathering of such  single minded people.

Mel (kisadek)

You can also use various music management software to sync music and such to the phone (Windows Media Player, Winamp, Media Monkey, etc.). When you plug your phone into the computer, tap Sync Music on the phone screen. Then open the music software of your choice. It should show your phone as a media device. I have used Winamp to sync music and playlists with no problem.

Well, sure the manual is not going to say anything about other software and music...they want to get you using Rhapsody so that you might try the subscription.