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slkissinger · 07-27-2011, 12:21 PM

As a general statement, unless you use the built-in collection management on the Kindle itself, any other collection management 3rd-party will mean that after you modify the collection memberships, you need to Restart your Kindle (Note, I said RESTART, not RESET, there is a difference!) so that the new .json file with your changes can be read correctly into memory.

So, that said; you could use either Calibre plugin (which I've used, it's ok), or the Kranf one; or I think there are other ones out there as well. I like the simplicity of the Kranf one; you may want to try that one first. You can put the executables right in a subfolder on your Kindle, and run it from the the Kindle. Just read and/or watch the video on how to use it.

http://www.applied-mathematics.net/t...onManager.html

PS: I never thought of using Dropbox as my repository for my Calibre library. I'll have to think if that's a good idea for me or not. Maybe!

07-27-2011, 12:21 PM	#2
slkissinger Connoisseur Posts: 80 Karma: 2177726 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Multiple Kindles, Pocketbook Touch HD3, Kobo Clara HD, Xiaomi InkPalm	As a general statement, unless you use the built-in collection management on the Kindle itself, any other collection management 3rd-party will mean that after you modify the collection memberships, you need to Restart your Kindle (Note, I said RESTART, not RESET, there is a difference!) so that the new .json file with your changes can be read correctly into memory. So, that said; you could use either Calibre plugin (which I've used, it's ok), or the Kranf one; or I think there are other ones out there as well. I like the simplicity of the Kranf one; you may want to try that one first. You can put the executables right in a subfolder on your Kindle, and run it from the the Kindle. Just read and/or watch the video on how to use it. http://www.applied-mathematics.net/t...onManager.html PS: I never thought of using Dropbox as my repository for my Calibre library. I'll have to think if that's a good idea for me or not. Maybe!