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Old 10-16-2011, 04:38 PM   #15
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Device: Sony PRS 650, PocketBook 360, Astak PocketPro (RIP), Tungsten T3
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You can adjust how Calibre sends books to your Cool-ER. It doesn't have to be author folders.

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Now that's interesting - do you have a link to any instruction how how to do this, please? When I plugged in the Cool-ER, it was just seen as a hard drive.

That's how the computer will see the Sony, too. The adjustment is with Calibre. Go to Preferences/Saving Books to Disk. In the middle is the "Save template" text box. Calibre uses Python, so {} ]puts the variable in its own folder and / creates a subfolder. For example:

{tag}/{author_sort}/{title} - {authors}

should give you a top folder for the tag, with author folders inside the folder, and then each title in its own folder. With your reader attached to the computer, select Save to Disk and then navigate to your Cool-ER.

That's as much as I know about Python variables; for more detailed help, I'd start a new thread in the Calibre forum.
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