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Originally Posted by davidfor
The first is a comment, so I assume that isn't something you are interested in.
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No, the first line was a message to you to pay attention to the attribute 'opf:role="com"' in the subsequent line; it is a
DC element refinement of the "creator" element and stands for "compiler". The element refinements are correctly managed by sigil into his metadata editor, as you can see into the image:
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Originally Posted by davidfor
The dc:creator looks exactly the same as what calibre uses when it sets the author.
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No, as I said the attribute is not 'opf:role="aut"' but 'opf:role="com"'.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
Calibre doesn't seem to handle the dc:rights, but I also don't see it in any of my books. Is it a copyright statement or something else?
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From the
Dublin Core Metadata Elements set
Code:
Term Name: rights
URI: http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/rights
Label: Rights
Definition: Information about rights held in and over the resource.
Comment: Typically, rights information includes a statement about various property rights associated with the resource, including intellectual property rights.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
The dc:contributor is what put there by the tool used to create the epub. Calibre will set this at appropriate times to itself.
The meta tag appears to be specifying the version of the tool that created the epub.
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Sometimes one wants to edit that data by hand. The Sigil metadata editor gives this opportunity.
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