Thread: Best way to denote that a book has other editions?
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Old 02-04-2023, 04:22 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by nqk View Post
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.
I do that too, but if I also have or acquire a published ebook version, it's usually a different edition from a different Publisher etc, so I may choose to split and link them.

Added: I also value the fact that I can see the "Related" column in the book list as an icon only column, if present it draws my attention to Book Details. I can also edit the column from the Book List.

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