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Old 05-17-2011, 04:29 AM   #8
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Yeah, I always manually create a menu item for installers that don't do it automatically. But does this mean calibre has to be run with sudo? I notice that the version installed from repository does not use sudo in the automatically created menu item. Why is this necessary?
I haven't run Calibre on Linux, but I believe you only need SU privileges when installing a new version.

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Chernick, et al 2011 - The Impact of the Great Recession and the Housing Crisis on the Financing of America's Largest Cities.pdf
Dalgaard 2008 - Introductory Statistics with R.pdf
Shrader-Frechette 2001 - MacIntyre on Human Rights.pdf
Theus & Lauer 1999 - Visualizing Loglinear Models.pdf
Verzani - SimpleR.pdf
1766_1103_CLT Reader Part I.pdf
Urban Stud-2007-Butler-1161-74.pdf
Try something like
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(?P<author>[^_]+)(,? et al)? (?P<published>\d{4})? - (?P<title>.+)
That should at least give you the possible fields from all the files except the last two. I don't know what can be done about those without getting all horribly complicated, It'd probably be easier to just accept that you'll have to do a certain part manual work on your metadata.
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