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Old 03-21-2011, 05:57 AM   #4
Manichean
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The scripting link looks very useful and probably the way to do it. Are there any ready-made scripting resources available, with basic stuff like accessing the calibre database, cycling through all the books etc... ? Just to avoid reinventing the wheel if you know what I mean.
Searching the forum for "calibredb list" or something similar might give some useful results.

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I am running this from Windows and I am ok to use either perl or python to do the job.
If you know what you're doing, you can use Python to directly call Calibre's code- this might be helpful, although you'd probably be safer just using the CLI tools.
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