Calibre stores all information (meta data and covers) in each unique book directory. If you’re not using the portable version don’t stress about not putting everything together. Thus we can easily backup the entire library, management app and all, at once. The primary reason we’ve opted to go with the portable version is because it allows us to pack Calibre right along with our ebook collection using the following directory structure: Once you unpack the portable version or install the traditional version there is no difference in operation.
Installing and Configuring Calibreįor this tutorial we’re going to be using the portable Windows version of Calibre. Once you have a copy of Calibre installed and you’ve grabbed a few books to use as test subjects as you follow along with the tutorial, you’re ready to go. Some books to add into your Calibre database.A folder or drive to serve as a new home for your collection.A copy of Calibre for your operating system.You don’t need much to get started with Calibre, to follow along with this guide you’ll need the following:
On top of all that Calibre is open source and available for Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems.
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