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Originally Posted by iamosam
I am thinking if I should start using calibre. But I need to know few things before moving into calibre.
I am assuming that there is a way to automatically sync ebooks to NOOK when it is connected to the computer. Is there any way I can control where and how the ebooks are saved in NOOK?
I have set up custom columns in calibre to emulate a folder structure, so that 'save to disk' will save ebooks in the folder structure that I want. Is it possible to make calibre save in this same format while syncing to NOOK?
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Calibre sends books to nooks my files folder. Using send to device template you can set directory structure etc. I have disabled the nook touch plugin in calibre and set up the user defined plugin for it so that I can send the books to the root of my sd card.
Code:
{tags:re([\.],/!)|!|}/{authors[0]}/{authors}/{series:subitems(0,1)||/}{series_index:0>5.2f| | - }{series:subitems(1,10)| | - }{title}
I dont use custom columns the way you are using so am not sure you can put a directory structure in it. From your post in another thread I guess you want to create a genre hierarchy directories.
I dont use publisher given metadata tags as I feel they are useless for a personal library. So have suborned the tags column for genre and subgenre. You can get how to set genre and subgenre from
http://blog.calibre-ebook.com/2011/1...g-browser.html
After you have set your genres in calibre using this code in send to device template will make calibre generate directories for you according to genre.
Code:
{tags:re([\.],/!)|!|}/