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Old 04-26-2017, 03:43 AM   #13
crich70
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Originally Posted by bgalbrecht View Post
Calibre and the ereaders will get the name and title from the book's metadata unless the creator doesn't know what they're doing and doesn't include it (Packt Publishing, for example). If Telemachus is just copying .txt files, or .html files over to his ereader, there's no metadata available. I haven't downloaded the DVDs, but if they don't include the .epub and .mobi formats (and I'd be surprised if a DVD from PG from 2010 or earlier does), I think he should strongly consider attempting to get either .mobi or .epub versions of the books he wants from Project Gutenberg.
I did mention that I was pretty sure that the title/ author was associated with the epub/kindle format.
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
I think there is a setting in Calibre that allows you to have the name of the book pop up instead of the filenames. I think it is associated with the epub/kindle files though. With plain text it's likely you might have to go through and individually change the metadata information. Of course you could convert the text files to epub easily enough in Calibre as well. There are a lot of books though which makes the epub/kindle format books easier to work with.
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