Thread: Calibre as front end to content server
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:46 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by PapaKilo View Post
Is it possible to configure Calibre to act as a front end to a content server on the web?

I have several family members who are not too technically savvy and would like to give them the ability to connect their reader device to Calibre and be able to manage their device content with Calibre.
It has that functionality.
Right click the Connect/Share icon to configure it.

All the Client needs is a standard browser like Firefox
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