Thread: Exporting to backup data
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Old 02-07-2017, 01:29 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Kasrielle View Post
My version of calibre doesn't read the same as your snapshot. Just to be clear, so Exporting means COPYING the file, NOT Moving the file. When I googled import/export I got all kinds of info on outlook pst files, and dropbox files, but nothing that defines general import export...
Which operating system do you use?

I've been using a product called GoodSynch for a decade or more (since 2005 I think). There is a free version but its quite limited, not in functionality, but in number of folders and files. The regular desktop version is USD30.00 (Windows, Mac).

My calibre's libraries and configuration are backed up along with everything else - no special considerations needed.

Comparison of file synchronization software

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