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Old 06-12-2015, 08:28 PM   #9
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Just to confirm, .nef was an example, I should have realised that almost all the three letter extensions are already taken.
The '.ext' file type is often used as a generic, only old never die Norton Commander fans would have any of those

I tried using symlinks sometime back, but I got into trouble with renames (via changes to Title and Author) and functions like Copy to Library - the symlinks would become copies.

I overcame those issues by using Windows .LNK (shortcut) files, but to sidestep Windows shortcut processing I had to add them via Windows Send to or the command line. Which was a bit of pain.

I then used file:\\\blah blah URL's in a long text custom column that I displayed in the Book Details panel - the advantage was that I could have multiple files of the same format in the one 'book'.

I now put the file inks etc into an Evernote note and link to it from calibre with an evernote:\\\blah blah link. Evernote has 'richer' editing facilities than calibre's comments editor - but the main reason is that I can get at them on the web or on my tablet where I can add dictated audio to notes.

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