[TedPark]

Here is what I know. Looking for feedback to round out my total knowledge of how this feature works.

1. Contrary to reports and complaints otherwise, I have had no trouble in creating collections on my main memory and both memory cards.

2. All of the items to be in a collection must reside on the same media as the collection is created. I wanted to have a collection that contained some items that were on different memory cards. I couldn't to that. So I moved some things around so the relevant items were all on the same card. Problem solved.

3. You can name the collection what you want. You cannot name/rename the individual items. They are hardwired to be the name/title of the item it points to.

4. The order of the items is maintained. Therefore you can create lists that show the ordering of a series of books. If you don't like the order, you can drag things up and down the list until you get it right.

5. You can look in the support data in the reader and see where and how your collections are stored. It is pretty simple and transparent.

6. Yesterday I lost all my collections. My reader did a reboot. That is probably when it happened. However, this is a huge problem because there appears to be no way to back up the collections.

7. I don't care if the reader wipes out my eBooks because I can easily reload them from my main computer. But there are several things in the reader that need to be non-volatile (or at least have a good backup procedure) if they are going to be used at all. 1) collections, 2) bookmarks, and 3) current position in each eBook.

8. The reader reboots/restarts often enough - for various reasons - that it is absolutely critical that this issue be addressed in upcoming firmware changes.

Thoughts? Opinions?