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Old 02-19-2020, 01:53 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by NaughtyDonkey View Post
Thanks for the quick replies,

Still not 100% sure which of those options on right clicking will delete the book but keep the title. They look a bit dangerous to me, scary words like 'Format' and 'Remove All'

Kovid, I am sure you have heard this many times, but.. Thank You for Calibre!

I am a voracious reader and Calibre, and of course the InterWeb, has meant I no longer have to hide in the Library toilets at closing time, so I can get locked in overnight....

As you say TheDucks, space is cheap these days. A hard Drive you say? I remember storing my files on cassettes! lol

Aah, the day I got my BBC B, with a real hard drive...Sheer magic. What the youth of today take for granted eh?
Format, means the CHOSEN format

Oh! yes, Cassette for my TI 99-4 until the came out with the Floppy interface. (I cloned the Factory 360K drive unit * 3 for just over 1.8 M of drives. Amazing what you could do when you did not have to keep switching disks )
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