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Calibre manual notes: organising your own e-book collection with metadata, virtual libraries and…
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What this guide covers
Maps what the official calibre manual pages say about editing metadata for one or many books, Virtual libraries, genre sub-groups and generating a catalog. For people organising their own e-books. Read from repository files at a pinned commit and not run; licence wording is quoted without saying which file covers the manual.
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Calibre manual notes: organising your own e-book collection with metadata, virtual libraries and catalogs
Coverage
Maps what the official calibre manual pages say about editing metadata for one or many books, Virtual libraries, genre sub-groups and generating a catalog. For people organising their own e-books. Read from repository files at a pinned commit and not run; licence wording is quoted without saying which file covers the manual.
Useful starting points
- A Virtual library restricts the Tag browser as well as the book list, unlike a plain search.
- Sub-groups are not file folders and leave the library's file structure unchanged; hierarchical display only works when the Tag browser sorts by name.
- To catalog everything, the manual says to clear any search or filter first.
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