Thread: Using Viewer's Print option to convert a large ePub book to PDF took up large space!
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Old 10-15-2024, 04:19 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Rover2030 View Post
Hi Kovidgoyal, thanks for your reply. I just checked the folder you mentioned and there's nothing there. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

To answer your questions, I usually open the ePub files directly with ebook-viewer, this way, an additional copy of the eBook and other files/folders won't be added to the Calibre library.
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You can convert via the ebook-convert CLI (Terminal) program, see ==>> User Manual: Command Line Interface.

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