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Old 02-14-2018, 08:10 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by sjfan View Post
Editing the language field to be correct seems like the most logical choice, as that's specifically what it's meant to represent and it has the advantage of often being correct already—and as HarryT points out, because it's well-defined, there are other tools like dictionary lookups that will benefit from setting it properly.
Plus the fact that the Calibre tag browser has a built-in option to show you a list of languages, so it's very easy to find and correct books whose language setting is wrong. If you find that you have five books whose language field is set to Arabic, for example, click on the "Arabic" heading under language, then "Ctrl+A" to select all the books, "Edit Metadata in Bulk", set the language field to English, and click "OK". Done.

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