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Old 02-22-2011, 09:53 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by KLStringer View Post
Am I to assume that there's no configuration file that I can set all these variables in and that I must enter them manually one by one on the cli? I've never seen something set up like this without a .cfg type file where all the variables can be set and then the program pulls them from it.

Anyway its 12:30 and time to head home, I'll monitor this thread for more insight into how to configure Calibre to do what I want. It looks like an awesome application to archive all the books we have here in the office into one place and then share them out with everyone as well as a way to share in house training documents.
I just make a shell script (batch file to Win folk)
The GUI does have a non-user-direct-editable config
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