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Old 09-06-2013, 05:53 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by BWinmill View Post
I'm in the "minority" too. I find that calibre is a better way to organize and find books, so I try to keep the reader clutter free. Now if there was a way to stick books on the reader yet hide them from the ereader's software, I'd do that to maintain a backup.

(Also, my entire collection of ebooks is rather small. I'd rather let Project Gutenberg manage my library of public domain books and there is no point in keeping expired library books. The number of books that I actually purchase is relatively small.)
The simple, widely used method to keeping your home page clutter free iwould be the basic folder system. The home page would only have your current book and a few TBR books and a few genre folders. Each genre folder would have Author and or series Folders which would have your books. Very quck and simple to find the book you are looking for even if you have a few thousand books in your collection. Why such a simple, computer standard system has not been implimented is beyond me. Even my emails are organized that way.
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