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Old 12-10-2021, 01:14 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by claus0731 View Post
Installed a portable version on my Windows computer and linked to a local directory. Great surprise - it worked! Re-linked to my database on Dropbox - and it's still working - which are great news! There is nothing interfering on my Dropbox account, because my Calibre Apple version is using the same database (and it's always either/or).
One item to be aware of is that calibre and network storage are not a good combination. I would recommend that you move your database to local storage before you run into issues. See I am getting errors with my calibre library on a networked drive/NAS? in the calibre FAQs.

For the most part, if you are working on a local copy that is synchronized to the network and if you pause synchronization anytime you are using calibre, you can get away with this. If you mix live synchronization and calibre, the question is not if something will break but when it will break.
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