[sgreig]

Hi there,

I'm relatively new to using Calibre, but I'm absolutely loving it so far, and I haven't actually encountered any problems with converting any of my files to epub so far. I'm using the latest binary install on Ubuntu Lucid, just as an fyi.

My question is in regards to creating a cbc file. Is this something I need to create on my own and import into Calibre, or can I select a bunch of comics already in my Calibre library and have the program create it for me? I tried the latter way and couldn't find an option for it, and the user manual/searching this forum hasn't really provided me with the specific answer.

As for my feature request, I was wondering if it would be possible to add one or more of the large online comic book databases to be used when searching to add metadata for comic books. Admittedly, I'm maybe a little OCD with this, but I like all my books, comics included, to have as much accurate metadata as possible for organizing, and most non-tpb comics don't have isbn numbers to search for, making google books and the isbndn somewhat useless in this regard. I'm hoping if I was to create a cbc file of some comics that exist as a tpb, I could use the isbn for that, but this would be incredibly handy for my collection of old single issue comics.

Thanks again for the great work on this program.