![]() Of course it also means that you have to export your library to that Dropbox folder regularly, but this to me seems easier than getting the synchs between various copies of the library mixed up. That will avoid the possible conflicts mentioned in the Calibre blog, and also (I think!) uses up relatively little space in Dropbox, as opposed to storing the whole library there. "Calibre Backup," and put that folder in the Dropbox folder. My solution, which I have not seen mentioned elsewhere, is to export the library to a separate folder, e.g. ![]() Sorry if this starts a new thread unecessarily, but I seem to have found a simple and fast solution to the problem that the Calibre manual mentions here, namely that putting your Calibre library in a Dropbox folder on your computer can lead to complications.
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