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Old 12-07-2009, 10:21 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Justy View Post
Does this only work with 'send to device'? I tried using a tag starting with / to "save to disk", but it just put all the ebooks into the root folder.
You need to change your "Preferences" for add-save
{tag} is one of the options, but I am not sure what happens if there are multiple tags.
I switch between 2 sets because my Astak V5 does not use Meta-data.
series/series_index-Title/title-Author
0NoSeries0/author/title

But using Tags gives me an idea for a 3rd, a way (unfortunately with the file as overhead since Symlinks are not supported) to flag recent additions.
I keep 100's of titles on my SDcard
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