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Originally Posted by canpolat
I haven't tested this (I'm away from Calibre), but 2 things come to mind:
1. When I select 100 books and 'Save to Disk', it will copy the selected format to disk. When I add one more book to my library, select 101 books and 'Save to Disk' I expect it to copy 101 files (not just the added file) to disk. This means, the timestamps on all files will be modified (meaning it will be difficult to find out the newly added ones).
2. I can live with updated timestamps, but if I'm not wrong Save to Disk only saves to Disk, it does not save directly to cloud storage (on Windows). So, saving to disk will mean duplicating all of these files on disk. I just want them on cloud.
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Save to disk to the cloud directory. But then you will have them in both places on your hard drive and on the cloud storage. The problem with cloud storage (overall) is that the program/app used requires you waste disk space as you have to have what's in the cloud storage on your hard drive. What you could do though is forget the cloud storage software as it's mostly useless and upload to the cloud storage from your hard drive using a web browser and then delete the saved copies from the hard drive.