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Old 01-13-2022, 01:02 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Why have to remove code when there's an easy way to get the eBooks without this extra code? If you want them as KePub on a Kobo, that's easy to do. If you don't want them as KePub, then that's already done.

It just doesn't make sense to go for KePub. ITts well known that ePub is currently the best archive format for eBooks.
Hmmm...
  1. run Kobo Desktop, download all new ebooks. Open calibre, run Obok, copy all new ebooks into calibre.
  2. Open Kobo web page. Go to My Books. Click on the Actions ( ... ) menu, download 1 book. Repeat as necessary. Open calibre. Add books from Downloads, Add books from My Digital Editions.
  3. Common - Update metadata, resize covers, run ModifyEpub on the batch.

Care to guess which one is faster and less error prone?

As for 'well known'? Well known by whom? Most widely adopted? Sure. Best archive format? You are entitled to your opinion and I am entitled to believe that your opinion is derisible.
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