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Compreendo o desejo de tê-los todos em um cartão, mas dadas as actuais limitações com a navegar para o livro que você quer, eu só não compreendo por que razão esta é uma idéia tão grande para utilizar vários cartões. Para mim, parece muito mais fácil para tê-los em diferentes cartões e, assim, limitar o número de páginas biblioteca. Se você estiver no meio de ler um livro e não querem perder o seu lugar, que ponha um sobre o cybook memória, não em um cartão.

Há também livros que tenho um monte de imagens - estes iriam tomar-se uma grande quantidade de espaço em disco sem criar um grande número de páginas biblioteca. Portanto este é um outro tipo de coisa. Ainda assim, 2gb é um monte de espaço.

I think this is a strange discussion on a forum for ebook readers. You could just as well ask why does anybody need an ebook reader when there are so many paper books around which are much cheaper to by than an ebook reader.

Why is it so difficult to accept that everybody is using his ebook reader differently and therefore has different needs.

I'm also one of those users who wants to put every ebook owned on a single card so that I can access my whole library whenever I want.

Currently I own several hundred ebooks each and everyone payed for. All of them fit on a 2GB Card but my library is growing day by day.

I understand the desire to have them all on one card, but given the current limitations with navigating to the book you want, I just don't understand why it's such a big deal to use several cards. To me it seems so much easier to have them on different cards and thereby limit the number of library pages. If you're in the middle of reading a book and don't want to lose your place, put that one on the cybook memory, not on a card.

There's also books which have a lot of images - these would take up a lot of disk space without creating a lot of library pages. So that's kind of a different thing. Still, 2gb is a lot of space.

I'm not against better navigation and larger cards, but with the current abilities of the cybook, I think you're just making it unnecessarily hard on yourself by putting thousands of books on your cybook at one time.

And here's an idea (if you have so many books and cards you can't keep track): You can create a simple text file listing what books are on what card and keep that file on the cybook memory.

There's a thought! Now let me think... Would it be better to implement a single search of all my cards? No, because if it's in card seven I'll have violated my plan. So maybe I should just do a Do-While loop? Could work, but as I've not set up end conditions I'd never stop searching. Double-plus Ungood! I'd never get to reading! I know, I'll do a three-iteration For-Next search. Guaranteed to find the book, and not have where I find it be the "last place I look", but will end soon enough for me to get back to reading!

Of course, I'll have to set up some sort of safeguard. After all, in all this searching and looping, I *might* forget which one of the cards I found the book.

Derek