# Mark Played Songs

SongBook+ can mark songs that have already been played. This way, during a performance, you can easily see if you have already played the song.

Songs marked as played are displayed in gray instead of black text.

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To remove the markings after the concert, access the "Remove Played Song Marks" function in the menu.

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The setting to activate this feature can be found under "Other."

Here you can also set when SongBook+ considers a song as played. This can be a minimum duration the song was open, or whether playback actually started in the song.

If you are also using the feature where songs are never opened but only the list is displayed, the song is considered played as soon as it is tapped.

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Songs can also be individually toggled between played and not played by pressing the song for a bit longer until the context menu appears, and then switching it there.

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