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Old 03-21-2024, 05:39 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Zaher1976 View Post
OK I tried Action Chains but it seems complex and Its interface on windows is different from the screenshots above. I wonder if there an easier solution.
Just drag-drop the file into the library book list, or of you prefer nested dialogues change the file type selector in Add Books, viz:

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I have a shortcut to calibre.exe in the Windows Send to, so I add all formats via that… to the appropriate library.

I agree with DNSB to a some degree, if you want to put Gone with the Wind (the movie) with Margaret Mitchell's book of the same name put it in the book's data folder.

But I also have a Media library full of audio and video clips. The MP3/4 files etc are in the book folders - along with TXT transcripts and translations.

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