Quote:
Originally Posted by eschwartz
@RbnJrg,
calibre portable doesn't use a .bat folder (for years now). There is a special calibre-portable "installer" that uses an exe launcher.
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My bad, I didn't realize the .bat file is how you were supposed to use
this tool. I assumed it was going to be a plugin, but clearly not yet.
(And hey, using the portability aspect of calibre-portable isn't actually relevant at the moment.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jackie_w
I don't use calibre portable so I can't check. The .bat file assumes that the calibre program directory, containing calibre-debug.exe is in your main Windows path (what's the official title for that?). I mean what you see if you type path at the C:> prompt. You could check that. It was there by default when I did a standard calibre installation to the C: drive.
Also you could try editing the .bat and changing the line
Code:
calibre-debug -e "%ProgDir%ebookscramble.py" "%FileIn%"
to
Code:
F:\path_to_calibre_port\calibre-debug -e "%ProgDir%ebookscramble.py" "%FileIn%"
Or something similar. Where are the OS techies when you need them? 
ETA: I take it all back, he arrived before I did. |
Editing the .bat will do it, or you could also move the python script and the .bat file into the program directory of your calibre portable installation.