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Old 10-20-2011, 12:05 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by allisondbl View Post
- one level of folders, each book in one folder.


I'm afraid you are going to have to just bite the bullet on this one and spend the time moving books.

If it were me, I would put them all on Calibre and use the Kindle Collections plug-in to organize them into real collections for the Kindle.

I have about 600 books on my K3 and, unlike Blossom, I have never had any problems with lag. (Blossom, perhaps a "stuck" book that hasn't indexed?) I don't have issues finding things because I have lots of specific collections with most books being represented in multiple folders. If Kindle would allow sub-folders I could get really carried away.
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