Thread: Do you use calibre to manage your printed books library?
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Old 08-15-2018, 07:38 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
Yes. That was the first (empty) books I added, Followed by the Baen Free Library.
I tagged (you can set a tag in the Add from ISBN) <In Paper Library> and I even made a rule to color the titles with that tag GREEN
more or less.

I buy more commercial paper books than I buy commercial ebooks, but I keep very few of them. Once I've read them I drop them into streetside share libraries. I carry a list of books I've read on my phone. The list is from calibre's CSV Catalogue tool, prettified into HTML with CSV File View.

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