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Old 11-23-2013, 07:45 AM   #10
AIberto
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Originally Posted by itimpi View Post
The easiest way I can think of would be to:
- Create an empty book record with the desired metadata fields
- Save the metadata.opf file for the empty book record - this will have all the fields you entered.
- When adding a new magazine, first drag-and-drop the relevant .opf file to create a new book record in the Calibre database.
- Drag-and-drop the related magazine to that record to attach the ebook file
- Do any final metadata editing for the entry just added.
itimpi, Adoby and BetterRed

That does it

Drag and drop of the .opf-template works best for me but I need to have the correct date (of entering the template/magazine) so after creating and renaming the template I deleted the line

Quote:
<meta content="{date and time of template creation}" name="calibre:timestamp"/>
in the .opf and hoped that calibre will fill in the correct date and time if this meta-info is missing - which it fortunately does (well coded Kovid)

One small thing remains but is a bit off-topic to my initial post: If I - after creating the new record - drag the pdf to the detail window on the right is there any chance to have the cover created automatically ?
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