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## Usage
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Simply right-click on any eBook, or group of eBooks, and select "Import to Calibre". The entry submenu will offer a list of all Calibre libraries presently in the system. Select the one into which you want to import the books.
The files can have any of the Calibre-supported eBook file types. Calibre Import will retrieve such list dynamically from the registry, and it usually corresponds to the following file extensions:
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Once the import has concluded, the user will be prompted to start Calibre and directly open the library into which the ebooks have been imported.
Options can be changed to suit your needs. Some of the settings are:
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1) Hide libraries from the context submenu (this obviously doesn't affect the library visibility in Calibre!)
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2) Path to the Calibre folder, if the user has it installed in a particular location;
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3) How the import process should behave with duplicates. The following options are established by Calibre: `overwrite` (the new book will replace the old); `ignore` (the book will not be imported); `new_record` (a duplicate entry will be created). Such settings are valid for all import operations, and cannot be modified on a per-book basis.
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4) Select language (in case the System picked the wrong language for the user;)
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5) Whether to use a dialog rather than a submenu entry;
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6) Whether to Log all books that are being imported into Calibre, and whether to log all events for debug purposes;
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7) Whether to auto-kill Calibre or prompt the user about it (the import process cannot go through if Calibre or any Calibre-related app is running.)
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* Hide libraries from the context submenu (this obviously doesn't affect the library visibility in Calibre!)
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* How the import process should behave with duplicates. The following options are established by Calibre: `overwrite` (the new book will replace the old); `ignore` (the book will not be imported); `new_record` (a duplicate entry will be created). Such settings are valid for all import operations, and cannot be modified on a per-book basis.
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* Spanish
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* Turkish
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The Logging is always done in English.
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## Requirements
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This project has only been tested on x64 machines, with Windows 10/11 and calibre 7. It may or may not work on different Windows systems and older Calibre versions. It requires the [.Net Framework 4.8](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework/net48).
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## Installation
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### Setup executable
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1) Download the setup file from the latest release.
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1) Download the setup file from the [latest release](https://github.com/unalignedcoder/CalibreImportShellExtension/releases).
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