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Old 09-30-2014, 01:30 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by stanking View Post
And that is the easiest way to manage it. I'll add one caveat: With multiple libraries, you have to do this for each library. I've found that if you set, for example, "Ursula K Le Guin" to sort to "Le Guin, Ursula K", when you move The Left Hand of Darkness to a different database, it will sort as "Guin, Ursula K Le" unless you've already got a book by her in the new library. So after moving it, you have to Manage Authors in the new library.
I address that this way.

After I move books from my Receiving library to the Target library, I do a search on tags:"=_New", and apply my _New View; it displays authors and a derived custom custom called #my_authors_sort - so it pretty easy to pick up any author_sort anomalies - I get quite a few because of Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese etc names.

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