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Old 06-13-2013, 09:45 PM   #14
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by theonna View Post
I thought that you have no control over the order in your collections, they are displayed sorted either by recent read, title or author, same as library? And if so, contents of a folder could also be sorted by time added or file name.
I can put books in a collection in any order I want. I can do so on a Sony Reader or a Kindle. Those are the only two brands I have collection experience with.

With my 650, I can change the order of the collection using Reader Library.

I'm not sure if I can reorder on Sony or Kindle existing collections without deleting and remaking the collections. But in any case, I can do this.

Take the Linden Universe series of books. The recommended order on the first page of the thread, I can use that order for the collection. I can then change my mind and go with the chronological order or I could go with published order or I could have three different collections in all of those orders and I'd only need one copy of each book for this.

Another thing I can do with collections that you cannot do with directories is I can have a collection that contains books in the order I plan to read them. Say maybe the next five books. They can be in an order that's not sortable.

I don't even need to have the series name in the title or even the metadata. As long as they are in the proper order in a collection, I can read in the order I want.

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