How do I clear my iTunes library including cloud items?

I just downloaded mavericks and after I did so all the music I had on a previous computer was on my new one. The media that was tranferred over were old songs and tv shows from a while back that I longer care for. A problem that I am having is that whenever i hit the delete key it doesn't actually delete the file it just asks if i want to "hide" the file in the cloud or something? Thank you in advance for your help.

I'm not seeing that either. I see an option that says "devices" but none of those options are there. When I click on the icon with my actual device shown it does nothing. I'm going to do a screen shot. You seem like the only person who can help me.

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I'm sorry for repeating this, but i have not found a clear answer. i have a macbook wit iTunes library, an iMac, and a time capsule. how can i transfer my itunes library from TC backup to the iMac? thank you -

i'm sorry for repeating this, but i have not found a clear, step-by-step answer in several hours.
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Every movie purchase through iTunes fails to transfer to my iPhone or iPad and the message I get is this: some of the items in the itunes library, including were not copied to the ipad because you are not authorized for them on this computer... help?

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I recently purchased a new 13" MacBook Air to replace my older 17" MacBook Pro.
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I also plan on purchasing a new iPhone in the next month or so. Can I move my songs from my iPod to that too?

Easy. Copy it from the old Mac to the new one.
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Some of the items in the iTunes library including... could not be copied.

When I tried to sync my iPhone to my iTunes library, it came out with this message:
Some of the items in the iTunes library including "song name", were not copied to the iPhone "iPhone name" because they could not be found.
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Okay. Now I can see the exclamations. When I click the songs, it tells me to find them... which I don't know how.

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I just would like to connect my iPad to ONE itunes library and at the same time connect my wifes iPad to the SAME itunes library. Can this be done? How?
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Currently, iMatch is turned off on my computer, as I do not want to upload any more songs. If I turn it on, will it upload all songs that are currently in my library? Is there another way that deleting them one by one?
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