How do you import music from Zen Micro to Comput

I am having trouble taking the music that is already on my player and putting it onto the Creative Media program. Please explain how. Thanks

ok this is simple to answer ok open up media soucre and with ur zen micro plugged in and higlighted in media source click the audio sync icon at the top tool bar, when audio sync loads up there will be a pic on the left and it says media library and on the right it says zen micro in the middle there are arrows u can select these specific which direction u want to sync ur audio select the arrow facing the direction in which media soucre is located ie. left of right then click next next next untill finish

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