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Bookmarking Songs
"Bookmarks" are a great way to remember interesting songs. You can view all your book-
marks through the XM+Napster application, look up information about the artist or album, or
purchase a complete, high-fidelity version of the song that you may play on multiple devices
through XM+Napster. You may also purchase songs by the same artist (or similar artists)
through XM+Napster.
To bookmark a song in My Music:
1. Press the up or down arrow buttons until you've highlighted the song you want to
bookmark.
2. Press XM ¨ Edit Song ¨ Bookmark.
3. NeXus confirms by displaying "Info Added."
To bookmark a song in "Live XM":
1. Select XM ¨ Bookmark.
2. NeXus confirms by displaying "Info Added."
To bookmark the song that you're currently listening to, press and hold the
SHORTCUT:
XM button, then select Bookmark. You can only bookmark live or recorded XM tracks, not
MP3 or WMA tracks.
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Deleting Songs
When you're no longer interested in a song or track, you can delete it from your NeXus.
"Deleting" a song permanently erases it from memory, and is different from "removing" a
song from a playlist.
To delete one song from My Music:
1. Press the up or down arrow buttons until you've highlighted the song you want to delete.
2. Press XM ¨ Edit Song ¨ Delete ¨ Yes.
3. Nexus confirms the song is erased by displaying "Song Deleted."
To delete the song that you're currently listening to, press and hold the XM
SHORTCUT:
button, then select Delete.
To delete multiple songs from My Music:
1. Select XM ¨ Organize ¨ Songs ¨ All Songs.
2. Use the up and down arrow buttons to highlight a song.
3. Press XM ¨ Select Song. The song's name will be displayed in gray.
4. Use the up and down arrow buttons to highlight another song, and press the XM button
to select that song. Do this for all the songs you want to remove.
5. Select XM ¨ Delete Song(s) ¨ Yes.
6. NeXus confirms that the songs are erased by displaying "Songs Deleted."
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