Thread: Easiest one to create "folders" in...??
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Old 04-14-2015, 09:19 AM   #56
Rizla
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Originally Posted by Rickkins View Post
I mean, all other being equal of course.

I have a first gen paperwhite which really meets all my needs, but grouping books together is a freakin' nightmare. Yes, I did manage it using calibre & 'collections' sometime last year, but now I have more sorting to do, and I gotta learn the damn thing all over again.

There has GOT to be a better way, even if it means a different device.

Thanks..!!
I think it's possible to organize books via folder using koreader, and that koreader can be installed on a PW1. It will involve jail-breaking the device.

Edit: I see the OP has already been made aware of this. It's what I'd do! But I love to root / jailbreak devices.
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