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Old 07-22-2014, 11:02 AM   #73
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Originally Posted by KevinH View Post
Hi,

FWIW, Calibre will change and add metadata to the .opf when you open the ebook in editor (or maybe its upon import to the library??) for example, calibre-file-as, and the like. This is minor and easy to fix but it does change things, that I would rather be left unchanged.

Edit: I take that back ... I just tried editing the book using calibre's command line "edit-ebook" without loading it into the library, and calibre did not add or change anything, that I could see. So perhaps when I added it to the calibre library at some point the metadata got touched. Using the command-line tool seems to be a good way to run ebook-edit.

I had not played with the Calibre editor much in a while and it has really improved. Kovid really did a nice job with it.

KevinH
You are correct in that observation
Calibre does update the metadata (if it exists), just as it would if you sent the book to a device from Calibre.
Supposedly, that is all it does
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