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Originally Posted by davidfor
That is not a screenshot from the Kobo Utilities plugin. It is a screenshot from the KoboTouch driver which is built into calibre.
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Oh, right. Ok I know where my confusion has come from. The way I access that particular settings page is through the icon for your plugin. See image.
I assumed it was part of your plugin, because that is where I was accessing it. Instead, as you describe, it is a convenient shortcut. Hmmm, if I did not have your plugin and that icon on the toolbar, I would have been hard pressed finding the setting.
I don't have the extended driver installed.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
This gets back to something I find annoying. There are people here and in other places that say you must install the Kobo Utilities plugin and the KoboTouchExtended driver for calibre to work with Kobo devices.
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Yep, I am one of those people
You have previously corrected me with Series, by explaining that disconnecting and reconnecting updated the series metadata because I mistakenly thought it was your plugin that was updating the metadata.
Thank your again @davidfor for explaining how Collections works.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
The original set of instructions for collections highlighted the use of series for collections as that was a popular request. For recent firmware, it isn't as important. Then, sometime last year, someone added a tutorial that was specifically for using the series column but not using it for actual series. The comment in red above it is mine as the instructions have caused problems, but, I haven't had time to rewrite them. And I'm not quite sure what they should be. And, I keep hoping someone else will do it
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Yes, I saw the red text and edit history as I thought the page looked slightly different to the last time I checked it.
Wiki's are a great thing, but difficult to maintain. I admin another wiki elsewhere and it does my head in at times, trying to keep up.