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Old 05-30-2012, 11:58 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by da_jane View Post
I have a catalog with no actual ebook files but a database of upcoming releases. How do I save the covers with the calibre ID? I went into preferences and changed the save to disk options to {id} but each time I try to save, it says no preferred book format. Is there no way to save the cover image with the calibre id name?
You found the 'Gottcha' with backing up using the 'Save to...' or Send to Device. You can't use those for empty books.
You can backup the entire Library Folder using the OS backup tools or Copy command.
You could place a (you will use the same file many times) dummy book into the Metadata formats window (this way does not care what the file name is), then use the Modify EPUB plugin to update the jacket (inserts the associated cover)
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