05-14-2011, 02:31 PM
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Meaning of "Keep at most" in news downloads
I have set up some daily news downloads and used the option "keep at most" set to 1 issue. I have noticed that Calibre reports multiple "books" under each of the subscription entries and I get multiple day's copies of those downloaded news pages on my Kindle.
I want Calibre to just dump the stuff that's more than a day old and overwrite it with the new download. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks! |
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05-14-2011, 08:57 PM
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keep at most refers to how many issues calibre will keep in its library on your computer, not on the Kindle. The Kindle should automatically archive issues more than 8 days old.
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