Thread: Problems Starting Calibre with command-Line Arguments from Batch File
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Old 04-20-2019, 05:19 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by ilovejedd View Post
I don't think calibre-portable.exe supports command line arguments.


IIRC Calibre portable will start with the last library used.

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Originally Posted by ilovejedd View Post
  1. You can create a symlink of "My Main Calibre Library" inside the "Calibre Portable" directory. Calibre Portable knows how to "portabilize" those
Not sure what you mean by "portabilize", the OS/File system (Windows/NTFS, MacOS/HFS+ or Linux/ExtN) does the work of resolving symlinks it to physical locations. If the symlink is 'in' the calibre portable directory, that's all calibre knows, when it opens the folder symlink it sees a metadata.db, which is all it cares about.

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