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Old 08-12-2014, 09:48 PM   #33
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i just stopped by to add my name to the list of people who don't use Calibre for this this reason.
First person in over 3 years to add themselves to this thread.

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same reason i don't use iTunes and other software that tries to tell me how i may use my files.
I don't use iTunes but the last time I checked they had both options. Copy files into their library or index the files where they stand.

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it's a shame, because there are some bits of Calibre that are hard to replicate or replace,
There are folks who choose to use calibre via the Command Line Interface because they prefer not using the structure of calibre. There is no need to add books to the library to use calibre's features.

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but there are too many use cases where maintaining my entire collection of ebooks in duplicate is absurd and infeasible.
In this day and age maintaining a backup of files is prudent not absurd or infeasible.

Calibre also lets you easily export the books within its library to the folder structure / filename format of your choosing using the templates for the Save to disk feature.

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