Thread: Best way to denote that a book has other editions?
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Old 02-04-2023, 11:43 AM   #3
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A few public domain books I maintain two book records; one for a physical copy, and the other for Standard Ebooks/Project Gutenberg copy.



What would be the best way to denote in the book record that this book has a duplicate? I was thinking of putting something like duplicate:[####] in my administrative tags column, where #### is the ID of the other edition. But other ideas are welcome.



You can consider your physical books as a "format". Prepare an empty txt file, change the extension to .paperback or .hardback or whatever you like, then add that to your existing ebook.

I have all my physical books catalogued in Calibre this way, and it works just fine.


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