Thanks itimpi! I appreciate your speedy reply!
OK....
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There are two possible scenarios for this:
- you are using Internet Explorer as your browser. IE ignores the mime type and says it is a zip file by looking at the content (an ePub IS a zip file under the covers). In this case the only recourse is to rename the file back to ePub.
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Yes, I use IE, as do several members of my family who will be using the library. Way too many books to try to rename them all!
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- the web server you are using ignores the mime type in the HTML and needs it setting up explicitly in the web server configuration for ePub file types.
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This sounds like the best option for my large (and still growing) library.
HOW, exactly do I do this?? Is there a specific code that needs to go somewhere? And, once done, does whatever this is need to be redone every time I generate a new library?
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the developer who was working on search seems to have gone quiet so no real idea. My personal experience is that it only seems to work on small libraries.
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Rats! Hope s/he wakes up soon!
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There is no incremental update facility. The generation process does try and optimise a bit and avoid updating any generated files that are the same as the last run. Improving the optimisations further to speed up generation is on the roadmap, but I have no idea of likely timescales as some of the C2O developers seem to have little/no time free to work on it.
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Sure would be a nice-to-have function!
Is there a list of the various options you can check/modifications/customizations you can make on the different tabs within the GUI? I start looking at these tabs and my eyes glaze over (even with the pop-up explanations). My erstwhile coding skills are about 30 years out of date!
