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Old 11-13-2016, 06:31 PM   #3
rufush
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
A comma is the most often used method to separate a list of discrete values, not only in calibre but in most software. You've probably heard of Comma Separated Files.

And on Windows/NTFS at least, file extensions (formats) can have spaces in them, not sure about Linux and OSX and the file systems they use.

BR
In our business we call it user input validation. Assume the user is completely stupid and may enter any old rubbish into an input field.
Looks like there's no validation on the formats field at all. Couldnt even find anything in help (hence my question here).
All sorted now though, through trial and error.
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