Thread: Why is my PC Calibre Library Folder a "device"?
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Old 11-02-2015, 10:43 PM   #3
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It is really a bad idea to store the actual Library on the Desktop. 1 wrong action and POOF

While not recommended, if you absolutely must assess. Place a Dektop shortcut TO the Library.
There are very few reasons to direct access a Library. Calibre can do that job without the risks of breaking linkages. You need to know exactly what will not cause integrity damage. Play it safe
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