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Originally Posted by PeterT
When you set the environment variable and start calibre, how exactly are you doing it?
Setting the variable from a command prompt, and then starting calibre from the Desktop won't work; the environment variable set is local to that command prompt (and to any programs started from that command prompt).
You need to launch calibre by typing calibre into the command prompt where you have just set the environment variable.
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I suspect the OP is using Control Panel->System->Advanced->Environment Variables which sets them in the registry so they persist, from an earlier post by James
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Originally Posted by jamesgl
"on my computer using the standard Windows environmental editor which admittedly is a bit weak. "
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James if you are doing it at the command line, and you want to make the setting persist then use this command
SetX - Set environment variables
Can you confirm that when CALIBRE_NO_NATIVE_FILEDIALOGS is set to 1 that in the 32bit (and the 64 bit) the file dialogues look like this:
rather than this:
BR