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Old 11-01-2010, 01:12 PM   #8
Manichean
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Originally Posted by coolnev View Post
In most Calibre I did not touch the Library folder, but after the transfer books on to the E-book reader (Azbooka N516) - a folders on the device are in ASCII and it is inconvenient to navigate through the bookshelf. Maybe you can somehow make Calibre when transferring books to the device to create in him a folder with the name of the author taken from the metadata file is transmitted without conversion to ASCII?
I don't think so, the normalization should apply to all write operations. The reason for this is bad Unicode support on most filesystems, Kovid once said.
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