TuneJack 5.3

Whats new in version 5.3:
Updated to work with iTunes 10.1

Publisher review:
TuneJack is a very easy to use iPod utility to recover songs off your iPod. It is has one purpose in life and it does it's job well. It walks you right through the process. You simply start up TuneJack and wait for it to tell you to connect your iPod. You connect your iPod and TuneJack will detect that the iPod has been connected and then allow you to click a single button to start the process. When the button is clicked, TuneJack will go about its business. It will copy any songs that are on the iPod to your PC. If you tell it to transfer songs to iTunes, it will only copy songs that are not already in iTunes. It will also copy over any playlists that are on the iPod and not in iTunes as well as update existing iTunes playlists with any new songs copied over from the iPod that should be part of those playlists.
Requirements:
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

Operating system:
Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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