Thread: Do you keep all your books on your device?
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Old 01-12-2012, 08:00 AM   #39
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I have so many books I have not put them all in Calibre. I have about 2k in Calibre in several versions, EPUB & MOBI, for my ebooks and PDF & CBR for my comics and TPB. I have several thousand (about 40) to go through. Many are in PDF that I will convert to EPUB & MOBI and add covers. Anyone know how many ebooks Calibre can hold before it starts to get wonky? Between setting up my ebook library and DVD ripping I can go on for years without having to buy anything new. With TB drives getting cheaper I want to digitalize (sp?) all my movies/TV shows and books. Keeps me off the streets.

I also download almost anything I find for free but I tend to stick by Science Fiction/Fantasy and Romance books with the standard amount of Classic masterpieces. When it comes to comics I have entire collections of Marvel and tons of Public Domain off DCM (Digital Comic Museum).
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