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Originally Posted by pilotbob
The command prompt really isn't all that scary. Sounds like more work to create a bat file for every book you want to convert and then running it. Your typing the command into the text editor to make the bat file anyway. Why not just type the command at the prompt.
BOb
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The main reason is that it makes it easy for me to cut and paste file names
and less chances of making a typo. (I'm really out of practice on the command line as I last used it regularly in 1994-5)
I've only got one file, I just paste in the filename of the downloaded file (I Download straight to that directory) and the out file (usually the same with-1 added) with the PID already entered and saved.
I can usually get this done much faster then if I tried to type directly in the command prompt.
Same for mobi2Html so that I have a Html archive copy.
Delete the DRM locked version.
Then I just rename all the files Author - Title and move them to my eBooks directory. All in all thats about 2 minutes inn total.
Hmm... let me see if I can run a command to do both one after the other