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Old 11-23-2009, 02:12 AM   #8
mikelv
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I too like the new save feature but mine defaults to the EPUBREADER name (a number like 1.epub, or 2.epub, etc). It would be nice if it remembered the original file name and offered that as the default.

Dale
Josch91 and Dale, thanks for your feedback!

Until now, nobody was interested in the original filenames, so I used a pretty simple logic for the filename: try to use the original name, if it's too long or if there are wired characters in it, choose the internal EPUBReader id.

Quite often the original filenames are not very meaningful and if they are generated on the fly, they are named something like "attachment.epub". So, what's about using the booktitle as the filename? Of course I have to add there some logic, so this results in a valid filename (what happens for example if you have got a cyrillic epub ?).
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