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Old 09-14-2016, 04:42 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by dkperez View Post
What do I need to do to this to actually get it to start MULTIPLE instances?
There is no easy way to be logged in to two separate libraries at the same time using the Cloud Library app because the login data is stored in a single file with no option for multiples.

You could use something like VMware's Virtual App technology, which would contain everything into a virtual space—including the file system—so that each instance would write to its own area.

You could also try to re-define the APPDATA environment variable before you launch the app, but if the app uses the Windows API to find the directory, it won't help.

I've solved the problem by doing all my searches and aggregation using Calibre, then when I decide what I want to check out from where, I use my batch file to have the Cloud Library app log into the right library, and I do what I need. If I have to work with more than one library, I just do them in sequence. Since Calibre is telling me what I need to do and groups the checkouts from one library, it's not too big a deal.
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