Delete Music File Via The Music Player


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    Delete Music File Via The Music Player


    I will be previewing hundreds of songs. I will be deleting at least 80% of these. I welcome ideas on the most expedient procedure for this task. Naturally, I seek to avoid exiting the player, going to the folder, deleting the file, reinvoking the player, loading the next song, etc. ...

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