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Old 07-24-2014, 11:47 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by mlevin77 View Post
>import as normal: folder contains single title

is that some special Import option, or do you mean just import by hand each book, re-attach the cover, find Metadata, etc.?

> 1)files were in use (locked) during a name change. you may have a close duplicate.

sorry, explain please how this happens? I do keep the Calibre database on a Dropbox folder, but I do NOT access it simultaneously from more than one location.

> 2)someone dropped the folder into the Library. Calibre generated folders have a distinct pattern: Author/title (ID)/<formats and covers.

nope, no one is messing with the folder other than through the Calibre interface.

> 3) You dual boot accessed the library (Win/Linux)

nope, only Apple OS (desktop or laptop).

4) You ran Calibre with a Cloud sync active

what is that? I searched, and only found mention of something called Calibre Cloud Pro which is supposed to make Calibre work with Dropbox, but how's this different than just keeping the database on a Dropbox folder? Does it maybe allow simultaneous access from multiple locations (which I don't need)?
Dropbox (and others) IS in the cloud

Last edited by DoctorOhh; 07-27-2014 at 02:02 AM. Reason: removed random [quote]
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