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Old 02-15-2022, 12:39 AM   #1606
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As the Job log contains the eMail address to which I had Calibre send the eBook, I guess it's just a matter of the as-yet-non-existent plugin grabbing that eMail address and today's date from the log. Then, if I eMail the same book to someone else, the plugin would concatenate that new eMail address and today's date to the existing data in the column.

As the saying goes: "Then a miracle happens." If I could code it myself, I'd do it.

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Originally Posted by rumplestiltskin View Post
As I didn't see anything like this listed in the 1st post of this thread, I'll suggest it here:

Calibre can eMail a selected book using SMTP credentials I provide in the preferences. It works great. But I'd like to have a column that automatically enters the date the book was emailed; optionally (as long as I'm asking) include the eMail address of the recipient. Right now I'm just eMailing books to myself (so I may receive them on an iPad) but I expect to add a friend's eMail address, as well, so I may send him some books as necessary. Having a column with the date the eBook was eMailed along with the recipients' email(s) would be helpful. I suppose one might call this a "gifting library" function. Perhaps I should be looking for something more akin to "library software"?

Hope this is helpful. Thanks!
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