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Old 07-26-2013, 01:44 AM   #4
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Thank you guys, I think I understand a bit better what I can do with Calibre and what I can't do.

For instance, I won't be able to have inside Calibre Library the same architecture as on my hard drive folder:
  • Litterature
    • French
      • Dumas, Alexandre
      • Hugo, Victor
        • Hugo, Victor - Notre Dame.epub
        • Hugo, Victor - Les Misérables
    • American
    • English
    • German
  • Philosophy
    • aesthetics
    • moral
    • politics
    • epistemology
  • Science Fiction
  • Poetry
  • Science

Because Calibre Only takes meta data to organize books inside the Library.


Is there a way to import my hierarchy "by subjects" inside Calibre Library?

Maybe there is an easy way to find all the "litterature / french" ebooks and tag them inside Calibre after import ?




Thank you again for your explanations

François
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