Thread: [KoboGlo] Require Character After Z For Sorting
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Old 03-03-2017, 05:27 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
AFAIK all Greek letters will sort after 'z' - I use Ω because it sorts after all other greek letters. If I wanted something to sort after Ω I'd use 末 (Kanji - End) after that I'd give up and resort to numeric prefixes

I have no idea if any of this will work on your Kobo.

BTW a google search for 'what sorts after z' finds 34.5 million pages.

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The last letter Omega idea makes total sense. I did the Google search prior and found pretty much the same info. The reason I inquired here is I wasn't totally sure how those characters would interact with the reader software or Calibre's encoding. I was certain it worked within Windows...just didn't want to risk freezing the reader out (or making Calibre choke) because of it.
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