Thread: How do non-native books "look and feel" on Kobo/Kindle?
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Old 08-05-2014, 10:16 AM   #20
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Keeping in mind I might not be up to date...

- don't like the way it stores books on disk (ie: the directory names with parenthesized numbers can potentially conflict with Dropbox versioning, pulling covers out of books, zipping HTML etc)
You don't have to use the Calibre GUI. The book conversion program is a completely standalone command-line tool.
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