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Originally Posted by kgn
{author_sort[0]}/{author_sort}/{series}/{series_index:0>2s} {title} - {authors}
This actually works just fine with those books that are in Series. The problem arises with those books that are NOT in a Series. It puts a '00 ' at the beginning of every book title.
So - what I do then is use a rename program that scans for these leading '00 ' characters and renames all the files. So far so good.
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We had this discussion previously Starson17 uses the following to avoid the preceding zeros. You'll see that he puts the series in the file name too, not a separate folder.
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Originally Posted by Starson17
There is a trick I use that works well - not perfect, but OK for me, and easier than swapping save templates. I set my output to:
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{series} {series_index:>2s} {title} - {authors}
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This tries to leave two spaces in front of the title in the filename when the series and series_index are empty, but the spaces are stripped off during the save process. You end up with all your series sorted together and no sign of a series when there isn't one.
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