Stubborn End of Song Marker

I divided a file/song into multiple regions using the "Split" command in the Edit menu, then saved each split region as a new file for burning tracks onto a CD. However, when I move the End of Song marker (the sideways purple triangle) to the end of the new region, it pops back to its original position, even after I do a save after moving it. This leaves about 50+ minutes after the region has played that there is silence.
For example, when I burn to a CD, I can only get one created song onto a CD because when exporting, it thinks it is a 60 minute song.
I've tried saving as a different file, copying and pasting into a new file, creating new tracks and moving the audio to the new tracks. Nothing works. I have done this with other songs with no problems. Any suggestions?

The EOS marker does strange things sometimes. Use the cycle region ("yellow ribbon") to exactly mark the section that you want to export!

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technically, the EoS marker should end a song ( http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#eos ), but it's been a little flaky between versions, AND for some users, so while that too is in the FAQ, i only point to it if someone asks about it specifically. the "exact Length" entry is the most solid (and at least somewhere, in at least one version of the help text, it does appear. i haven't trolled the latest help file to know for sure if it's there or not)
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