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Originally Posted by barryem
I have a couple of series and I've decided to read them in order so I went to http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/ and looked up the authors and copied the series in order into Notepad. Then I copied from Notepad into Google Docs Writer to create a .doc file, which I then sent to my Kindle via Amazon. It got into my Kindle as a mobi file and lists the books in order with titles and years.
Barry |
I used to do this and it was a great option, and I still use it selectively. Perfect if you only have one or two ereaders. Once I learned how to do plugboards, that was ideal as any ereader I load the books on will have the series name and number already there. Then, I only have to set it up correctly in Calibre. Your method was perfect when there was a conflict. I set Calibre series in order based on Fantastic Fiction which is typically based on publication. My late sister preferred to read the books in order of timeline - so sometimes they varied.