Create a group of “books” or a “collection” within the program

Danny Maldonado · 2025-07-03T10:45:07+00:00

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Is there a way for me to create a group of books? A collection? I am heading to a mentorship program and I have the books in my library, so when studying I wanted to have them as a group for me to search and anotate, etc., and not have to search for the books individually.

Any help is appreciated.

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NB.Mick

Tools / Collections is the way to go - you can then simply drag and drop from the library - or use a filter rule with the same syntax as in the library.

Graham Criddle

As Mick says, Collections are what you want

There are some details on setting them up Here

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