Thread: Calibre metadata.db file location
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Old 03-08-2012, 11:16 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by ViktorShchedrin View Post
OK.



i knew it... [--with-library] [path_to_ebooks]

OK. I really need advice. Please say good idea.

Let say i have 50000 books collection into one library (may be i will make few libraries next when will collect) and would like to take portion - let say 10 or 20 books with me to laptop (or other folder, doest not matter)... i think about a method to take a portion of existing library - not just save books - with metadata which i used to marks books - added tags, publishers, downloaded books covers ad books metadata etc ... sorry my shortage of Calibre knowledge, i can't find how can i do that...
Great!

Insert your Flash drive (or mount the destined CalibreLibrary, network folder without allowing destination Calibre to be running )

Switch/Create to that folder/drive (to establish a New Library or use an existing one)
Now Switch back (your main Lib should be on the 'speed switch' list

Select Books: Right click: Copy to Library <name>


NB the reverse also works for books added in the field
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