How to import my LibaryThing library into my Print Library?

Hi,

My print library is completely catalogued on LibraryThing. I can easily export all the details of the books I own (including title, author, ISBN etc.)

How do I go about importing those details into Logos - i.e. upload the list of ISBNs etc. so that which ever ones are in the logos index are added to my print library?

Appreciate it,

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Dave Hooton

Welcome Will

Does this help:

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Will Briggs

Thanks, but no, not really. I've used the app with a section of my books - very time-consuming especially when many of my books don't have an ISBN barcode. I have 1000+ books and the data that identifies each one of them. I want Logos to read the data and add whatever can be to my logos print library.

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