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Old 08-09-2019, 01:23 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
I use the same methods as Sirtel. I keep everything in Calibre. I use a Surface Pro to read on and Calibre is on it. I keep Calibre backed up on iDrive and five different hard drives some at my store and some at home. I use iDrive because I use it to back up all of my business files. 30+ years of back up takes up a lot of space.
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Same as Apache and Sirtel. I use Calibre. The master copy is on my iMac, but I back it up to dropbox and my Drobo drive. I then copy it from dropbox to my laptop. I could keep the master copy in dropbox, but in general, I don't trust cloud storage for such things, plus it's nice to have the multiple back ups for that unfortunate time when the kitten goes prancing across the key board and zaps a bunch of stuff. Since Calibre simply requires you to copy the directory, it's easy to copy to a new computer. I've switch computers multiple times since I started using Calibre way back when it was libprs500, a library manager for the Sony PRS-500 (my first dedicated ebook reader) as a replacement for the awful Sony software. No problems switching machines.
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