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Originally Posted by JMikeD
I've had similar problems, and it seems to be caused by strange clock behavior. I've generally fixed it by setting the clock, doing a restart, then opening any books that are out of proper sort order. They are then in correct order. It's not a permanent cure. I've had the problem come back after a few weeks.
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That is strange - my Kindle has also been losing time on the clock. I can set it to automatically update or I can set it manually and within a couple days it will be off by hours. Yesterday I set the time in in 8 hours the clock had only advanced by like 90 minutes or so. Amazon CSR said the time is set by the cell phone towers and that they might have been off. :lol: They also said getting the new update should fix that issue... I'm still waiting to see if it did.
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Originally Posted by Pushka
use calibre to edit the metadata and for a series, make the first book in the series the most recently published. You can also add symbols to the titles, then on the home page, sort by title, and this forces the kindle to sort in your preferred way.
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My issue isn't so much having it sorted exactly the way I want. To be honest, if the collections were alphabetical I would be fine. I will happily adapt to whatever sorting the device does - I just want it to be consistent. The fact it isn't makes me worry something is wrong with the device itself.