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Originally Posted by Quoth
Yes, even if a Windows share and a drive letter, which ONLY applies to Windows, though almost all other OSes can mount a Windows share as a sub-directory. Windows too can mount objects in a subdirectory instead of using up drive letters, which is better as local device drive letters can change!
I've seen issues also with MS Office using Windows Shares on Windows.
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You can drive letters in Windows so if you install another data drive and it ends up using one of your network letters, you assign it a different letter and go back to your network drive letter. It's really easy to deal with. Or you could make your network drive Z if you prefer. And another thing you can do is just point Calibre to the new shared drive letter to find the libraries.
Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, & Windows 11 all with no problem with Calibre's libraries on a network share.