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Old 04-10-2011, 08:45 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Manichean View Post
Calibre wants the library folders to be managed only by itself, that's why library folders have to be empty. I'm curious, by "moved the books back", do you mean "added them to the library via Calibre" or "copied them into the folder Calibre uses as a library"? If the latter, that's a bad idea- you shouldn't manually mess around in Calibre's library folder- it won't know about files you copy there, and you can break things badly.
I moved them manually into the folder that I had requested Calibre use as the library, It was my intention to then go into Calibre and use the add books but when I switched to Calibre (open in PC all this time) the books were listed and I noticed that it showed them as also in my NC.

I looked today and see that Calibre has created a metadata.db file in the folder so maybe everything will be okay as searchs pull up the correct book. I realize that Calibre does internal things when you add books and had intended to use the add books feature. Program seems very forgiving.
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