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Old 07-31-2011, 10:51 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by tponzo View Post
theducks,

thanks for the reply. This was helpful. That is the right track. I changed the save template for my device but need help tweaking it to get it just right. I have
{author_sort}/{series}/{series_index:0>3.2} {title} as my save template and it produces this: 001 Duke and I, The
002 Viscount Who Loved Me
02. Viscount Who Loved Me 2nd epilogue

I can't figure out how to get the index to read 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5 etc. I can't get the .5 to show and I don't want the leading zeros, although I will keep them if I can get the rest to work. The title is also slightly off - example - the first book should appear as The Duke snd I and the second should be The Viscount Who Loved Me etc. I would really appreciate help refining this.
thank you very much
IMHO you want at least 1 leading 0 if your series will ever go to 10 or more (<100) (I find using a space (an invisible character, asking for confusion ) to sort correctly
Code:
 use {series_index:0>2s} for leading spaces
I don't try and force the decimal formatting and it just works
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