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Old 08-11-2015, 09:57 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by mariaclaudia View Post
Thank you very much everyone, but I think I have not ceased understand, so I offer apologies. I do not speak about the Calibre program, I speak about the books editor that comes with Calibre. When I create a new book, I would like to include tags, so that when someone adds or load the book in any program of ebooks, the program show the tags I have chosen.

When I load a book with the editor, in the metadata.opf file, I found this code:

<dc:subject>Documentos Católicos</dc:subject>
<dc:subject>Encíclicas</dc:subject>
<dc:subject>Leon XIII</dc:subject>

How can I add this info, only manually or the editor have an option to do that?

I hope this time I explain better than the first time.
Regards from Lima, Perú
The book editor does not have a specific user friendly built-in metadata edit feature

You can text edit the CONTENT.OPF file that is embedded within the EPUB itself (it's in the Miscellaneous section). The CONTENT.OPF is very similar to the METADATA.OPF found in the book folders.

You could inject the Tags (and other metadata) you have in the library database into the EPUB file via the Embed Metadata feature (press Ctrl+E), it may not be in your toolbars/menus.

Or you could use the Sigil Ebook Editor which does have a user friendly metadata editor.

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