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Old 09-16-2010, 04:22 PM   #2734
Starson17
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Originally Posted by marbs View Post
Thanks for the quick reply. So i fixed the code (it is indented now).
Still a bit lost on how to test the thing.
Opened CMD. Navigated to calibre folder. Ran "ebook-convert --list-recipes" got a list of 588 recipes. Found the recipe folder and added my recipe (the_marker.recipe) to the folder. I still have a list of only 588. Whats more, when i try "ebook-convert TheSun.recipe TheSun --test -vv> TheSun.txt" (an example from the thread. page 117 I think) I get "Access is denied".
I'm sorry, but i need a little more guidance.
thanks again
That's OK, no apology required. ebook convert should run from anywhere. The normal way to do this is to put your recipe, the_marker.recipe, into any folder, go there, then run:
Code:
ebook-convert the_marker.recipe the_marker --test -vv> the_marker.txt
The folder with 588 recipes is the builtin recipes, and you can't add any just by putting a new one in there. You have to add custom recipes inside the GUI, but you don't do that until you have it working, using the above command.
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