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Old 04-16-2015, 08:10 PM   #472
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Originally Posted by shalym View Post
Ok--now I see what you're talking about. Yes--the Kobo is much easier there. There is one way that the Kindle search is better, though--a friend and I were talking about a specific character that appears in a number of books by a certain author and I was able to search across all of the books in my Kindle to see how many books this character was in.

Both things have their place. I really do wish that I could get a Kobo that had the touchscreen and cloud and indexed search of the Kindles, or a Kindle that had the customization abilities of the Kobos!!

Shari
I only keep up to 500 books on my reader at any time, so a search for a character across all books wouldn't work for me. If I wanted to do a search like that, I'd search my Calibre library on my PC with a program that will search the contents of each file. But since it would be possible that I wouldn't have all the novels with a particular character, I'd probably end up using Google. A search like that only works if you have all the possible books on your reader.

So I still much prefer the Kobo search over Kindle any day even with its ridiculous limit of 100 items. Hopefully someday Kobo will do away with that limit and have a real search function though.
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