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Old 01-07-2021, 02:34 AM   #14
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As for the title of this thread? In this day and age, is anyone still trying to use directories (AKA folders) to manage their library? That way lies an massively complex structure with multiple copies of the same files or a mass of links. I gave up directories back when I realized that I was using a rather fragile link based setup to avoid having thousands of extra copies of ebook files.
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