[kimbered]

Hi,

I'm a newbie and have been slowly, but successfully, importing pdf music books with bookmarks for each of the books songs.

I know how to use the library to select a collection, then swipe through it it in alphabetical order.

My question, is there a way to open the digital book (that the collection was created from) and swipe through the book in actual physical page order (which isn't necesarily bookmark/alphabetical order).  But, also maintain the ability to swipe via bookmark order.  I would like the flexibility to switch between the two.
 
Thanks.

Kim

[itsme]

https://www.zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/f...13326.html

[kimbered]

https://www.zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/f...13326.html

If I'm reading it correctly, the answer is no without a lot of csv work.  Thanks!

[Lawrie]

Hi,

I'm a newbie and have been slowly, but successfully, importing pdf music books with bookmarks for each of the books songs.

I know how to use the library to select a collection, then swipe through it it in alphabetical order.

My question, is there a way to open the digital book (that the collection was created from) and swipe through the book in actual physical page order (which isn't necesarily bookmark/alphabetical order).  But, also maintain the ability to swipe via bookmark order.  I would like the flexibility to switch between the two.
 
Thanks.

Kim

You can import the PDF as a single file/song.

[kimbered]

Hi,

I'm a newbie and have been slowly, but successfully, importing pdf music books with bookmarks for each of the books songs.

I know how to use the library to select a collection, then swipe through it it in alphabetical order.

My question, is there a way to open the digital book (that the collection was created from) and swipe through the book in actual physical page order (which isn't necesarily bookmark/alphabetical order).  But, also maintain the ability to swipe via bookmark order.  I would like the flexibility to switch between the two.
 
Thanks.

Kim

You can import the PDF as a single file/song.

I was wondering about that.  Thanks