Thread: How do you keep track of what e-books you've already read?
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Old 10-18-2007, 10:44 PM   #21
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I wrote libprs500 to let me do this conveniently with a nice searchable metadata database and every book in multiple formats. Now whenever I start a new ebook, i first load it into libprs500 edit the metadata, convert it to LRF and then transfer it to the reader, all in about 5mins, and I have the book and its associated metadata forevermore ;-)
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