Split MP3 file into multiple MP3 files

I've been through the help section and is till cant seem to figure out how to split a large (2 hour) mp3 file into multiple mp3 files.
I have a 2 hour MP3 recording (Stereo not mono), and I have added markers (by simply pressing keyboard shortcut 'M' to add marker), but now I would like to know how to split that one mp3 files into multiple files from the markers which I have made...
All my marker types are "Cue" when i pressed 'M' at the locations I want the track to end/start

You didn't say which version of the program you're using, but in general, there is a way to do this by adding one additional cue at the very end of the file, then "merging" the cues (which converts the space between each cue into a "range"), and batch processing each range out to a separate file. (Make sure there's a cue at the beginning of the file, or at least the first material you want in a new file.)
Now that you've done all that work, I'm going to tell you that what you're doing is probably a bad idea. Opening any mp3 in Audition and resaving back to mp3 means you've doubled the losses and distortion inherent with the mp3 compression. Audition can't do lossless editing of mp3s. The bottom line: are you really splitting the file, and does the result have to be mp3 format? If saving to a (wave file, or any other lossless format, then what I'm saying doesn't matter.
In any case, "mp3 Direct Cut" is a terrific freeware program that does lossless mp3 editing, and I'd highly recommend you try it. It's saved my neck a number of times. See http://www.mpesch3.de.

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