How To Save Your iPod Music When Your Mac Dies.

First, backup, backup, backup. If you don’t have a good backup plan for your Mac’s hard drive, get one. Why? Try this: You’ve got 3,000 songs on iTunes and in your iPod.

One day, your Mac wakes up dead. Hard drive died. iTunes and all your music from iTunes Music Store is gone. What do you do?

You’ll probably sweat a little. You may want to sit down and take a little Ginger Ale or Seven-Up as both may ease that queezy feeling in your stomach.

Your Mac’s hard drive.... (excerpted).

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