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Old 08-20-2016, 04:09 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney View Post
It's possible there's a good way to do this and I simply missed it.

Places like Project Gutenberg tend to issue newer versions of existing titles, with better proofreading and other detail fixes. Add Books will produce a dialog stating the book is a duplicate of an existing entry. I need to accept the duplicate, then perform surgery.

What I'd like is an update option to say "Replace the existing eBook file with this version, but keep the existing metadata."

Is there something I've missed that addresses this, or am I making a feature request?

Thanks,
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Dennis
Preferences Adding Books has options on what to do when a duplicate is detected.
I prefer to use itimpi's method.. Look at both (AKA A separate entry or use the standalone viewer on the download before import)
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