Thread: Touch Send to device changes apostrophes to underscores in file names
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Old Yesterday, 02:40 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by mghr View Post
The thing is, colons are invalid file characters so I understand why it doesn't save those but apostrophes are completely legal, which is why it's so weird that Calibre sends it like that. Think I'll just accept my fate and just not show book or page names--just covers.
Apostrophe isn't legal in a Posix compliant portable filename.
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