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A box will appear with all of the different folders/subgenres you have created, if you haven't created any (of if you need to add a new one) the box has an option to add a folder. Next, on the navigation bar on the left hand side of your Onyx device, choose MoveĦ. On the navigation bar on the left hand side of your Onyx device, choose select all (You will know they have all been selected by looking at the bottom of your ereader screen)ĥ. While it is plugged into your computer you don't have to disconnect yourĤ. Because your Onyx device allows you to make changes to the device

In the NeoReader section of your Onyx device, in the upper right hand corner, choose the icon that looks like a check mark in a boxĪ. Transfer all of that specific author or tag onto your Onyx deviceģ. Filter books in Calibre to a specific author or tagĢ. To bulk organize them on my Onyx Nova2 I follow these steps:ġ.

For instance, I group certain books by author and other books by tags. The best way I have found is to move all of a certain type of book onto your Onyx device at once. My challenge/fear is that while in Calibre I can now easily find what book(s) I am looking for, I am afraid that it will become a bit of a bulky mess in my ereader.Īnd scrolling through hundreds of books on an ereader is not much fun.Ĭan you suggest good practices to setup and prepare both Calibre and my Boox Note so that when I copy books to my ereader, they end up in a way that makes it comfortable to filter, group, refine etc.?įor example, as an uneducated guess I think that the book tags that I have in Calibre probably only exist in the opf files, and they will not be ported over to the ereader?

I have not (yet) researched creating categories, virtual libraries, sub-groupings, or whatever. Now that I have my books library in good shape in Calibre, I am looking to copy a large selection of them to my Onyx Boox Note.Īs a way to make it possible to find and filter certain books on topics, in Calibre I have paid some attention to having most books populated with sensible tags.