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Kindle - Loading books in trilogy order
dizzy_starshine
25-12-2011
Hello
I got a kindle today and have been happily loading books onto it but I've noticed trilogys are shown out of order. Is there a way to keep books listed in the correct order?
Thanks
LostFool
25-12-2011
The default sort order is in terms of last viewed but if you scroll up to the top line of the display you can change this to alphabetical order. You can also group books by collections.
dizzy_starshine
25-12-2011
Originally Posted by LostFool:
“The default sort order is in terms of last viewed but if you scroll up to the top line of the display you can change this to alphabetical order. You can also group books by collections.”

Thank you but that still lists a trilogy in the wrong order.
humanracer
26-12-2011
Originally Posted by dizzy_starshine:
“Thank you but that still lists a trilogy in the wrong order.”

When you are saving the books, can't you rename them so that they will go in order ie Star Wars 4: A New Hope etc
LostFool
26-12-2011
Originally Posted by dizzy_starshine:
“Thank you but that still lists a trilogy in the wrong order.”

I suppose it all depends on how the books are named. If they aren't in alphabetical order then how is the Kindle supposed to know which order the books come in? Personally, it's an issue that has never bothered me.
Toby53
26-12-2011
Originally Posted by humanracer:
“When you are saving the books, can't you rename them so that they will go in order ie Star Wars 4: A New Hope etc”

If you want to go this way take a look a calibre, best piece of software for handling ebooks.
dohboy
26-12-2011
It really doesn't matter though does it? It will always keep the book you are reading open when you switch the Kindle on, and put it at the top of the list when you press home, so unless you are reading all 3 books simultanously it shouldn't matter what order they appear in the list.
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