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Old 01-26-2016, 06:29 PM   #3
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Generally I see ReadMe's with games, particularly with plugins/mods, where they are used to provide instructions or various options. I'm not exactly sure why you would get a ReadMe with an ebook, but...

I would suggest looking through each ReadMe and saving any important ones (with instructions or options inside) after re-naming them to include the book (mod?) name (example: War and Peace ReadMe.txt). Generaly speaking you don't want a couple hundred files just named "ReadMe" lying around your hard drives - you will forget which ReadMe goes to which game/mod/book/whatever.

If these are ebook related ReadMe's, you could include the contents:
  1. into Calibre's comments field per book and then deleting the original file.
  2. into the ebook itself via the editor and/or Polish


Addendum:
This message was written with consideration for the possibility that the original poster might be using calibre to organize material (music, etc) other than books where retaining a separate ReadMe file is still important.

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