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steveparry · 10-02-2020, 02:54 PM

FAO twowheels: I just downloaded Patrick's latest version after deleting the previous one. When I do those two commands you mention above Terminal asks for my password which I input. Then I go back to my Downloads folder and the (now executable) file is gone... I can't find it on my Mac anywhere. You said the second command would put Kepubify "where executables are expected to be found"... Where is that? It's definitely not in the most obvious place; the Applications folder.

Nb. I tested the command lines to convert an epub and it works dumping the .kepub.epub file in my Home folder. When converting I always drag the file into the Terminal window after the command rather than typing out its location which is extremely tedious. But I keep my books in many different folders in Dropbox. Is there some generic text I can add in the command line to place it in the same folder as its originator?

10-02-2020, 02:54 PM	#171
steveparry Connoisseur Posts: 83 Karma: 513524 Join Date: Dec 2019 Device: none	FAO twowheels: I just downloaded Patrick's latest version after deleting the previous one. When I do those two commands you mention above Terminal asks for my password which I input. Then I go back to my Downloads folder and the (now executable) file is gone... I can't find it on my Mac anywhere. You said the second command would put Kepubify "where executables are expected to be found"... Where is that? It's definitely not in the most obvious place; the Applications folder. Nb. I tested the command lines to convert an epub and it works dumping the .kepub.epub file in my Home folder. When converting I always drag the file into the Terminal window after the command rather than typing out its location which is extremely tedious. But I keep my books in many different folders in Dropbox. Is there some generic text I can add in the command line to place it in the same folder as its originator? Last edited by steveparry; 10-02-2020 at 03:14 PM.