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Old 06-01-2010, 05:28 AM   #12
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Calibre does leave your files where they are. It just makes its own copies ...
Yes, it does that; your're correct, of course. I'd still be given the option for it not to. Storage space is cheap these days, it's true, but I still see no need to keep those files in duplicate.

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Why do you need to access your ebook files directly?
My filenames follow a certain naming convention, they include a small taxonomic signature (like Dewey, only totally different). It allows me to quickly find any book I'm looking for; faster even than with a full text search.

But this is probably getting off topic here ...
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