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Library prioritization

Bruce Wasserman

I have created a list of prioritized books. Not by category, just because I want to find these easily. Is there a way to have this list come up at the top when I open my library?

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DMB

My method is to tag my favorite volumes. Then, use the tag as a filter.

I do the same for next-to-read.

In your library, sorting by 'Last Used' might be closest to your prioritized.

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DMB

My method is to tag my favorite volumes. Then, use the tag as a filter.

I do the same for next-to-read.

In your library, sorting by 'Last Used' might be closest to your prioritized.

Bruce Wasserman

I am really new at this. Is tagging complicated? Is there a video about it?

Graham Criddle

There is some guidance on adding tags to books here

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/257228/library-prioritization

You should look at the books you have prioritized as what you have done could affect what are used for a look up e.g. bibles, commentaries, lexicons, bible dictionaries.