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Old 06-30-2011, 07:25 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by outlander78 View Post
Hello.

My Sony eReader has a simple organizational method - collections. Books on the device can be added to lists, making finding a book easier than browsing a list of all of the books on the device. I wish there were more options, nesting, that kind of thing, but the basic system works well enough.

I have been looking at the Kindle and the Kobo, but cannot find any information on their options - how does one organize their books on these systems? Do they also support lists/collections?

thanks,
Andrew
I've grown to really like the collections, but if you prefer folders, you can install PRS+ on your Sony reader. Among other things, it allows you to browse by folders.
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