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Old 08-01-2024, 12:15 PM   #22
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Inquisitive_Ram View Post
So if you send as an epub to Kobo do you not use the Kobo plugins or do you use them but set them up not to convert to kepub?
I mostly read ePub. The KoboTouchExtended driver allows a script to be used to decide what format to send. I have a custom column that I put a Y in when I want to send KePub. Otherwise by default it sends ePub.

Here is the code I use. It's under the KobotTouchExtended Extended tab. Select Send books as kepus and also check Use template for kepubification next to this is where the program code goes). You may or may not want to check the option to Upload DRM -encumbered ePub files.

Code:
program: 
	$#kepub == 'yes'
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