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Old 06-04-2012, 11:49 AM   #6
dilo_sec
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I organize in Author/Series folders - with books named in Number/Title fashion.

Author 01
- 01 Title1.mobi
- 02 Title2.mobi

I also update the metadata tag 'dc:Title' and EXTH record 'UpdatedTitle' to use the filename, e.g. '01 Title1' (without the mobi extension) there are tools that will generate collections based on above.

As mentioned, the systems/collections.json file simply contains SHA-1 hash tags of the fullpaths of files.

e.g. /mnt/us/documents/Author 01/01 Title.mobi generates this:
{
"Author 01@en-US":{
"items":[
"*c8af0bfb05ddd4512e5ce1c475a2761588d45956"
]},
}

I have about 400 files in about 60 collections - the collections.jason file is only about 25KB.
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