Thread: Converted file to DOCX is not readable by Word
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Old 01-28-2016, 11:47 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by HagaWaga View Post
Hi,

Recent conversion of epub file to docx resulted in a file Word 2010 was not able to read. Never happened before. I had to convert to rtf, read by Word and then save as docx.
I can provide epub file, let me know how and where.


Not to start another thread, when I add a book to Calibre, folder gets created xxxxyyyywhaever (nn) having book name and book number.
I did delete one of the books manually screwing up most likely internal book count. Example: abcd1 (23), abcd2 (24). I deleted abcd2 and now when adding new book I get abcd3 (25).
How to reset that book count?
How to eliminate that book count to appear beside book title at all?
Bad doggy, now run Library Maintenance and clean up your mess (and don't change anything about a folder/filename, from the OS, in the future)

The {ID} is not sequential after initial use.
It will never be reused. There are gaps created whenever the book is deleted or merged and sometime when renamed.
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