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Originally Posted by Sirtel
Are there any advantages of using Sigil vs the calibre editor? I used Sigil a few times years ago, but didn't find it to be more useful than the calibre editor, which I've happily been using since it was introduced. Granted, my editing needs are not that huge. Or is it the case of familiarity? I guess many have been using Sigil since before Calibre acquired its editor.
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I like the way Clipping and Saved searches are accessed in Sigil (nothing to do with how they perform). ( I also have many saved items and no simple converter )
I start with Calibre's Editor to run / Fix the code errors, I also like the Spell Check functionality a bit better.
The one thing I like about Calibres Saved Search is You can save ALL the modes used, not just the terms.
So I start with Calibre , then Sigil. For poorly created book (lousy TOC, poor OCR spelling), I may do a few cycles of these.
We then to favor what we start with (Sigil), but still embrace newer stuff when better. So I will continue to use BOTH.
