Remove "Pop Noise" from an old vinyl record?

Hi guys,
How can I fix or let's say take out "pop noise" from an old vinyl record.
I have this old song that I need to use which was on an old record.
I saw a QT tutorial somewhere one time but can't remember where.
Can anyone help me with this please.
Many thanks in advance,
ZIA

Yes Zia this is a basic fundtion but it can be very frustrating if you try to do too much at one time.
That's my advice, once you get into the Anaylsis(not Actions) portion select just the points where you find the pops manually, no more than a few minutes at a time or else your computer will spend all day trying to highlight all the problems, and believe me you don't want the fix that comes from letting it go through the entire audio in 24hrs.
It's best to just try to fix section for section and listen to the results because sometimes the audio will come out sounding distorted and you have to go back and Edit>undo the fixes
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