Thread: How many actually use an SD card and how do you manage your books?
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Old 11-14-2009, 12:16 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by alecE View Post
Biggest gripe/problem is that the reader treats (for example) collection 'Fiction' in internal memory as separate and distinct from collection 'Fiction' on an SD card, so when you browse Collections, there are two 'Fiction' listings - the discovery of this nearly generated a posting on the Vent & Rant thread!
Having 2 fiction or 2 fantasy collections irritated me too. I just make sure the collections are in one memory or the other. All history, biographies, fantasy and classics on internal memory all others on SD card.

Most of my fantasy or science fiction I just labeled by series name and not general category. This keeps my general categories for these two areas low and able to keep on either internal or SD memory.
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