Hi,
I'm wondering what is the best way to do this.
I've been studying an HSK deck for a while (categorized into levels).
Now, I want to add an NPCR deck (also categorized into levels).
If I add the NPCR deck, then its gonna go through thousands of duplicates (and ask me if I want to delete or new)...will take a long time to go through each one by one.
also, I've already gone through a 1500 HSK cards.
Is there a way to not add any NPCR cards I already studied in the HSK deck?
Or even if I create a whole new NPCR deck keeping all duplicates, is there any way for Pleco to remember my scores for studied cards so I don't re-study cards I already know well?
Right now, if I duplicate a card now into the NPCR category, the scores resets to 0.
For school, now I need to study all the NPCR deck first, without losing progress made on my HSK deck. If I delete all NPCR duplicates of HSK, then some NPCR cards can't be studied until I reach very high levels of the HSK deck (ie. an NPCR2 card that is also a HSK5 card).
Just wondering best way to tackle this.
Thanks!
I'm wondering what is the best way to do this.
I've been studying an HSK deck for a while (categorized into levels).
Now, I want to add an NPCR deck (also categorized into levels).
If I add the NPCR deck, then its gonna go through thousands of duplicates (and ask me if I want to delete or new)...will take a long time to go through each one by one.
also, I've already gone through a 1500 HSK cards.
Is there a way to not add any NPCR cards I already studied in the HSK deck?
Or even if I create a whole new NPCR deck keeping all duplicates, is there any way for Pleco to remember my scores for studied cards so I don't re-study cards I already know well?
Right now, if I duplicate a card now into the NPCR category, the scores resets to 0.
For school, now I need to study all the NPCR deck first, without losing progress made on my HSK deck. If I delete all NPCR duplicates of HSK, then some NPCR cards can't be studied until I reach very high levels of the HSK deck (ie. an NPCR2 card that is also a HSK5 card).
Just wondering best way to tackle this.
Thanks!
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