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Old 11-07-2014, 04:12 PM   #242
eschwartz
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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell View Post
Hey eschwartz. Just got done replacing a cover on KDP and your giving me the command line way of doing it in Linux worked great! (One tiny glitch, the command line would not recognize my file name (Jamie'sGamble.blah.blah.epub) until I took the apostrophe out.) Thanks so very much for that and all the help!

Gregg
Apostrophes need to be escaped, and written as such:
\'
Generally, I just double-tab on the command-line and allow it to autocomplete filenames.

Unless there is a real need for the apostrophe there, it is probably easier to not use special characters though.
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