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Hi,
I have built several playlists on my new 6G ipod nano. I arranged about 50 songs that I want to play at the start of the play list. They are arranged correctly while docked to itunes. When I undock and hit <playlist> and select the playlist to start, they are no longer in the order I put them in.
Any help would help.
Thanks,
PWpw

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