Thread: Calibre still slow on brand new computers
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Old 07-06-2014, 01:47 PM   #13
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So Composite Columns shouldn't cause a noticeable slowdown in Calibre? I ask because while looking for a way to clear out old Send To Device templates I found this thread - Send to device - Template help - and was giving serious thought to turning my export template into a composite column and then just pointing Send To Device to that. It currently calls 13 different columns.
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