1JoeB1934
I am NOT asking for developers to pursue and fix this issue. Simply notifying them of a resident problem which I can fix on my own library.
The problem occurs as follows:
I create a small import file and designate it to be added to a specific Collection. This usually works, but on occasion the books are added to a second collection. I have gotten used to this now and always check to see if it occurred.
One time I decided to re-import tags into my complete library, but not to designate other than to say they should go into My Library. I have done this many times, but last week every book was attached to EVERY collection!
I recognized this happened and my only alternative was to empty my library and start over. Fortunately, I had made an Excel backup so I could go through the laborious job of creating all of my collections one at a time.
OH, for a true Restore capability in LT
The problem occurs as follows:
I create a small import file and designate it to be added to a specific Collection. This usually works, but on occasion the books are added to a second collection. I have gotten used to this now and always check to see if it occurred.
One time I decided to re-import tags into my complete library, but not to designate other than to say they should go into My Library. I have done this many times, but last week every book was attached to EVERY collection!
I recognized this happened and my only alternative was to empty my library and start over. Fortunately, I had made an Excel backup so I could go through the laborious job of creating all of my collections one at a time.
OH, for a true Restore capability in LT
