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Originally Posted by deferredreward
Ok, thank you.
Well, so far the only series I've loaded that doesn't is the Harvard classics & I solved that by just having "author sort" = "harvard". It's not beautiful, but it gets the job done & keeps the series together. I'd probably manage other series in some similar way - but out of curiosity how do you do it? Series first?
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Bingo!
Actually I have 400 series so I do another layer
Code:
{series[0]}-series/{series}/{series_index:0>2s} {title}_{id}_{authors}
the first part creates a folder for the first letter.
A-series/
then there is the series name folder
Anyseries/
Inside is the books with the series index at the beginning, leading 0 padded where needed.
Last is the author
For NON series, I use a different mask.
Code:
00NoSeries/{author_sort[0]}_authors/{authors}/{title}_{id}-{authors}
This puts the tree in a folder called:
00NoSeries/
Authors are now more relevant in finding titles, so
U_authors/Unknown 
title (the last Authors is just me being redundant)
{ID} is only useful to help identify a 'duplicate' that appears on your reader and is worthless if you use 2 or more Calibre libraries.