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• Keyword Search
  
  In the Keyword Search box on the header, type any word related to the track or album that you want to search for (i. e., word/s from the track or album title or name of composer or artist) and click on the Keyword Search button.
  
  
• Advanced Search
  
  Click on Advanced Search in the header navigation. This will take you to the Advanced Search page.
  
  If you already know the catalogue number of the album that you are looking for, you can fill in the box provided for the catalogue number and click on the Search button.
  
  Alternatively, you may also fill in any of the other fields (e.g. composer, artist, performing group, instrument, period, country, genre and label) and click on the Search button.
  
  
• Music Browser
  
  Click on Music Browser in the header navigation. This will take you to the Music Browser page.
  
  The first 4 boxes will refine your browser result.  The horizontal box below the first 4 boxes will display the music you are looking for as indicated by your choices in the first 4 boxes. 
  
  Box 1 (leftmost) gives you the choices in music genre. Your choice will show on top of Box 1. For instance, if you chose Classical Music, “Classical Music” will appear on top of Box 1.
  
  Box 2 will then display Composer, Featured Instrument, Artist, Performing Group, Period and Label. Just the same as in Box 1, click on your choice and it will appear above that box and a set of sub-categories will appear in the next box.
  
  So, if you chose Conductor, “Conductor” will be shown above Box 2. If you chose Conductor or any category under Artists or Performing Group, Box 3 will display letters of the alphabet representing the first letter of the last name or name of the conductor, artist or performing group.
  
  Choose letter A and “A” will appear on top of Box 3. Box 4 will then give you the list of conductors whose last name starts with A. 
  
  Box 5 (the horizontal box below the first 4 boxes) will list the music you are looking for. For example, if you chose Ackermann, Otto in Box 4, Box 5 will give you all of Otto Ackerman’s works that are available for downloading at Classicsonline.
  
  NOTE: If you selected Featured Instrument, Period or Label in Box 2, Box 3 will give you a list of instruments, periods or labels, respectively, and not the letters of the alphabet.
  
  
• Genres / Select Genre
  
  On the top navigation, mouse over or click on Genres. A dropdown list of all the genres, as well as sub-categories (where applicable) will appear. Click on the genre or sub-category that you want.
  
  An alternative is to use Select Genre on the left hand side of the home page. Just click on the genre of your choice.
  
  Either of these navigations will take you to the page dedicated to your selected genre. Click on your choice of sub-category or album displayed on the genre / sub-category page.
  
  
  
• Composers / Artists
  
  If you have a particular composer or artist in mind, you can mouse over Essentials and click on Composers or Artists in the drop-down list.
  
  In the Composers or Artists page, the letters of the alphabet correspond to the first letters of the surnames of the composers or artists. Click on a letter to display the list of composers or artists whose surnames begin with the letter that you chose. Click on the name of the composer or artist to view his or her biography and available downloads on Classicsonline. back

• To create a folder, you can right-click your desktop and place your mouse over New. On the pop-up menu, select Folder to create a new folder on your desktop. The folder icon will appear on the desktop. Its name New Folder should be highlighted already, so just type the name you want for the folder – for instance, Classicsonline Downloads.

• Another option is to use the My Music folder in Windows’ My Documents list. You can leave the name as is or rename it to Classicsonline Downloads. The most important thing is you know where you put all your downloads in your computer. back

Launch iTunes Click on 'File' in the top left hand side of the program Click 'Add Folder to Library' Select your Classicsonline downloads folder Click 'OK' to import your new downloads

Click on 'File' in the top left hand side of the program Click 'Add Files to My Library' Click on 'Desktop' in the left hand side of the window Select your Classicsonline download folder or file and click 'Open' Select the name of the artist you would like to import and click 'Open' Select the name of the album you would like to import and click 'Open' Select the file/s you would like to import and click 'Open'

Click on 'File' in the top left hand side of the main window To display files and folders on your desktop, click 'Add Media to Library' symbol next to 'Desktop' Select your Classicsonline downloads folder or file Click 'OK' to import your new downloads

Click on 'File' in the top left corner of the program Click 'Add to Library' Click 'Add Folder' or ‘Add File or Playlist’ Select the folder or file you want to import to your Windows Media Player Click 'OK' to import your new downloads

How do I transfer my Classicsonline downloads to my MP3 player?

iPod	Launch iTunes. Drag and drop the tracks on your computer’s desktop into your iTunes Library or whichever directory you want to use for your Classicsonline downloads. Connect your iPod to your computer and add these tracks to your iPod.

Zen

Connect your player to your computer. Double-click My Computer on your desktop. Click the Creative Media Explorer icon. Click Import Media / Browse Media icon and follow instructions appearing on screen. Locate the tracks on your computer and drag and drop them to your player. Disconnect your player from your computer once transfer is completed. NOTE:You can also use Creative Media Source to transfer tracks to Zen players. Creative Media Source automatically launches as it detects your player once it is plugged into the computer. Simply drag and drop tracks to your player.

iRiver

Open Windows Media Player. Connect your player and to your computer. Locate Playlists in the Library and Right-Click on it. Select Add to - Sync List. Your Sync List will appear on the right side of Windows Media Player. Repeat for all the tracks you would like to add to your player. Click the Sync menu button. On the right side the Sync screen, choose your device from the download list. Click Start Sync to transfer the tracks from your Sync list to the player. When transfer is completed, transferred tracks will appear in the Syncronized to Device list on the left side of Windows Media Player. Disconnect your player from your computer.

Sansa

Open Windows Media Player. Connect your player to your computer. Click on the Sync tab and then, select Set Up Sync. Click on Automatic Sync. Select the playlist you want to transfer to your player Disconnect your player from your computer once transfer is completed. You can check playlist by selecting Music on the main menu and then, Playlists.