Yes, very unwieldy. I'm really hoping that a later firmware version does something to fix this.
I get around it at present by keeping a range of classic works on the Gen3's memory (which puts them at the front of the list), and then having a folder on the SD card called "a a new books" which contains my 'to-be-read" pile of books. And then also on the SD card I have folders organised by author name, and series name folders inside author name folders.
I add a sequence number to the start of the names of books in series to make sure they display in order on the CyBook. Books in "a a new books" also get duplicated in the author folders, so that when I've finished them, I can just delete them from the folder on the Mac, which deletes them automatically from the same folder on the CyBook when it's connected.
In this way, although I have my entire library available, most of the time I only need to navigate near the start of the list.
If I want to access something in the main bulk of the library, I switch to 20-per-screen view, which speeds up the navigation.
Not ideal by any means, but getting there.
Paul
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Originally Posted by HarryT
OK. I have hugely more eBooks than would fit onto an SD card, so that approach wouldn't work for me. Even with your 1400 books, though, don't you find the library screen to be somewhat "unwieldy"? I currently have about 300 books on my Gen3, and I really wouldn't want any more, due to the time it takes to navigate among them.
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