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Old 10-22-2018, 08:31 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Wm9265 View Post
Is there any way to create sub libraries?

As in I click on Non fiction...then a screen comes up with a list of my non fiction libraries (Self help....history...DIY)...etc
They are called Virtual Libraries (VL)
But, just maybe... The Tag browser (on left when open. The Luggage tag icon in the lower corner, to open)

Tags are a common way to assign categories and Key words used for searches and VL's..

You use the Metadata Editor (MDE), by selecting a book, and tapping 'E".
Tags are comma separated entries and are sometime populated by the book or doing a get metadata action. You can chang these entries (I delete a lot of garbage tags (some have dedicated fields, some are stupid like having Science Fiction and Fiction If you (simple)search on Fiction you will find both )
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