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Originally Posted by Stinger
I did the same thing myself until recently. I never really used the Tags in Calibre for my purposes, so I didn't really care what they were set to. I've since discovered you can use the download metadata feature of Calibre (for the description and cover picture), but can disable the download of tags and/or ratings. You'll find this setting if you go to the 'Metadata download plugin' section in the prefs->plugins.
Then, like I said above, you can wipe all the current tags in your Calibre library and apply the organization structure you devised within Calibre without fear of it getting re-organized on you.
So you can make Calibre work like you want it to (yay!), but it's gonna require you to essentially re-do in Calibre what you already did manually on the reader.
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That's kind of what I figured, Stinger. And having done it once already, I'm hoping that Kovid and company will find a way to continue sending a book to Kindle's main memory without any additional actions being taken unless desired. (Such as by deselecting options.)
Otherwise, it will be a lot less work (time-wise) to just send the book to my desktop and drag it into the documents folder within Kindle.
Many thanks for your input and thoughts.
