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Originally Posted by theducks
You can use the 'Restore Defaults' button on the Single book conversion screen, to make Calibre 'forget' the last used (per book) setting.
If you use the Bulk Metadata edit form on a selection of books, there is a tick box near the middle right to do the same thing 
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Ok, great, thanks; that appears to be the equivalent of dropping the row from the database.
If so, that would have the same issue of forgetting my preferred input format, right? So if I have my "master", say, .mobi that I'd converted to .epub, if I restore defaults, Calibre will now convert from .epub to .epub by default (since epub has a higher priority as an input than mobi).
Is there a way, independent of other conversion options, to force a particular book to have a "master" format? E.g. I'd like, when I add a book to Calibre, to set the book's original format as the master format, even if I hit "restore defaults" later on. If there's not a way to do this currently, I think it'll be easy enough for me to hack into Calibre, which raises the question of whether I should send a resulting patch in, or whether it's too narrow of a feature to really be useful for anybody else.