Thread: calibre reaches version 1.0, after seven years in the making
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Old 08-23-2013, 07:21 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
Thank you Kovid. I have never seen any other freeware updated and supported as much as Calibre. Thank you, again for all of your hard work.
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I have to agree with you there Apache. Not only is it updated more often but the program seems to keep good pace with changes in OS as well. A lot of programs cease to function (or at least to function well) as time goes on but not Calibre. I don't know many freeware programs that that can be said about. I can remember asking a question about joining epub files together a few yrs back and now of course it's possible to do that. I don't know how long that addition to the program had been in development, but (I think) it made an already great program even better.
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