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Originally Posted by chaley
@BR: no special tweaks/anything are necessary. Calibre uses the author string, whatever it is and how it is, as the folder name. If your authors are "LN, FN" then the folder names will be "LN, FN". If the authors are "FN LN" then the folders will be named that way. If they are mixed then the folder names will be mixed.
The following is a small snapshot of the author level of my library.
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chaley - Must a down under thing, the book aficionados at my local bricks and mortar libraries (and their acolytes) wanted to keep there cake and eat it too - FN, LN in the book list, LN, FN in category tree and folders. Two others wanted the same, and they are both former editors at well know UK publishers. The main factor seems to be that non aficionados (and non Latin language persons) access the libraries.
I eventually convince them that the
folder names are irrelevant as they won't be using them. And they wont be exactly as entered anyway, for Latin alphabet languages they'll be Ascii-ized, and for non Latin alphabet languages they'll be mangle-ized
A big factor in the district where I live is lots of non European migrants, kids run the computers in English, parents read in their non-Latin languages.
BR