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Originally Posted by tshering
If you are a windows user, robocopy, which ships with more recent versions of windows, might be of interest, though I never used it myself. See there for a description. |
Thank you, I will !! Maybe it is something that can be build into a later version of Calibre, I think there are much more people with more then one device.
I do use the reading list plug in, but that doesn't totally sync it.
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Originally Posted by Maida
I use the following trick: I let Calibre show the contents of the 1. device, and assign a specific tag such as “device1“ to all books displayed. Later on, I plug in the second device and sort the books in Calibre according to the assigned tag, any copy all of them to the device.
However, the configuration files are evidently not copied, so that I can't go on reading on the second device from where I ended on the first one.
But, for such a synchronisation (annotstions, reading status, aso) I guess you could use the sync feature on both devices.
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For the device 1 and device 2 you have the reading list plugin as told in the reply to tshering (
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=134856) , you plug in device one,mark them all with the reading list plugin which can do a sync.
But the synchronisation of that plug in doesn't include databases.
The sync option on the device itself doesn't sync sideloaded books,so also doesn't sync annotations and reading status of the 2 devices, not even when they both share the same Kobo account.