Thread: What format do you like to "Store" your books in?
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Old 10-16-2008, 03:34 AM   #5
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Well, I have a general Ebooks Folder

Within the folder I have books sorted like this

Genre - Author - Series - Books (all formats)

I've not settled on a single format yet, but am slowly moving toward HTML for storage.

What I usually do when I get a new books is to Strip off the DRM (as I buy Mobi), Create a HTML version and a LRF version. This way I have books formatted for all my devices while still having a universally usable format.

I'm still testing out creating other formats , but that's mainly for the heck of it and not for any real need.

I also archive copies of the tools I use to format shift as well as any files and firmwares for my devices, Just in case
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