Thread: [GUI Plugin] Quality Check
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Old 04-25-2013, 11:12 AM   #618
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Originally Posted by Hattie View Post
You know that warning that you're supposed to read before you run this plugin? The one that says:

"Cleanup orphaned opf/jpg files/folders resulting from using Save to Disk followed by Remove from device. Do NOT ever run this against a calibre library folder, it is intended for external save to disk/device folders only."

Yeah. Didn't read it first. Bye bye thousands of .opf files! So... should I restore my library from my backup? I haven't ever had a good understanding of the purpose of the .opf file anyway. When I copy files to another library, that file doesn't go with them, and it isn't included on my device either. These are all epub files so I'm guessing it's all saved to the file, so what's the purpose of keeping the .opf file?

Thank you for your help!
Should be no need.
Right click the Library icon: Library Maintenance: Start backing...
Let'r rip (you can use the status choice to see how you are progressing)
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