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Originally Posted by ysbelman
I don't mean throw everything into one flat directory, although it shouldn't matter. But let's say someone is a book collector, publisher, reviewer, or average user with some distinct sets of readable material, say text books they bought online, technical manuals for work, children's books, wife's digital magazines - user may want to keep it in a structure like this (example):
/ebooks/textbooks
/ebooks/work
/ebooks/magazines
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Having three Calibre libraries named "textbooks", "work" and "magazines", all in /ebooks, would do this.
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Originally Posted by ysbelman
If you need to send a coworker a bunch of work related pdf's - you may need to go back to the file system, zip up a bunch and emai them over.
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Again, that can be done with Calibre. Use the "Save to disk" functionality to save the books you want. You can even e-mail from within Calibre.
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Originally Posted by ysbelman
Easy for a user to replicate a library on another computer.
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If you want to replicate the library, just copy the library directory and it's sub-directories.