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Old 10-27-2010, 04:55 PM   #15
Manichean
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Originally Posted by Jabby View Post
Thought I'd get in on this. This was my parameter list:

calibredb list --fields authors,title --sort-by=authors --separator=; --line-width=500 --ascending >F:\database.txt

I can open the output of the above with PSPad and print it as is. This gives me what I want except I get an ID column that I can't get rid of and I can't figure a way to sort by both author and title.

Any ideas?
Regards - John
Try using catalog instead of list. Use the CSV format.
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