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Old 09-09-2010, 10:47 AM   #13
bill_mchale
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
No, they aren't. Collections are tags. A folder is a "physical" organization on disk. A tag is simply a label, and a collection lists all the files which have that tag. That's why you can put the same book into multiple collections.

Each has pros and cons. Personally I prefer "real" folders.
I am not sure how it works on Kindles, but the biggest issue with collections that I have with my wife's Sony PRS-505 is that while a book can be in multiple collections, you can't have collections of collections.

Before my Jetbook broke, I basically had everything divided up into a two tier system; The top level was by genre -- Science Fiction, Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Adventure, Classics, etc. Then under that, each genre had a different folder for every Author. I only wish the Jetbook would have allowed links as well... then books could have been in multiple folders without multiple copies .

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