Thread: Windows-Specific Ereader Software?
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Old 04-21-2024, 03:26 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Gormagon View Post
"So like, housing all my ebooks on one device, and having a copy of them on another."

Since I'm not a fan of Calibre and more of a folder guy I would just go with folders and Sumatra on a Windows device, if I use it mainly for e-book reading.

The content of the folders can easily be checked and copied with Winmerge. Actually I use Winmerge to check and copy the music content of microSD cards for my DAPs (Digital Audio Players), so I would just do the same with epubs, pdfs, cbr, cbz etc.
Calibre allows me to edit or correct the metadata and replace poor book covers while importing the book.
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