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Old 06-23-2011, 05:58 PM   #239
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Originally Posted by anamardoll View Post
No it isn't.

You know why? With Sony, I have to do it once. Once my stuff is organized in Calibre, I can plug in a Sony 950 or a Sony 650 or a Sony 350, and they will all automatically receive all the shelving data.
It would be very nice if this would work with the Nook too.

Still, how does a person that doesn't use Calibre or any other library programme sort their books on their Sony?
Is that, the actual sorting on the device that different than on the Nook?
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