Then, paste one of the URLs for the RSS feeds that you copied earlier into the Feed URL field. That name could be, for example, the name of the publication or blog from which the feed originates. Type a name for the feed in the Feed title field. number of article per feed to a reasonable number. Set Oldest article to 1 day, and then set the Max. You can probably come up with something better. I use the amazingly original title Daily Reading List. In the Add custom news source window, type a name for the recipe in the Recipe title field. Here you can create a recipe, which is just a fancy name for a collection of feeds. After that, fire it up and click the downward-pointing arrow beside the Fetch News button on the toolbar. Let's assume that you have calibre installed on your computer. You'll need them in a few moments, and there's no reason you should have to type them out. Once you've done that, copy the URLs of the RSS feeds for those sources of information into a text editor. To do that, you'll need to take a hard look at the information you take in to whittle your list down to its most basic form. Those can be daily news, technology blogs, or dispatches from your favourite magazine.įocus on what you need to know, not what you want to know or think you should know. Choose two or three of your most important sources of information. This is where the focus I mentioned earlier comes in.
MOVING CALIBRE LIBRARY HOW TO
Let's take a look at how to create a daily reading list with calibre: Before you begin
MOVING CALIBRE LIBRARY SOFTWARE
The calibre eBook management software is an excellent tool for creating that daily reading list. You can read the contents of that list using your tablet or smartphone during your daily commute or during some downtime during the day. I won't go into the theory and practice of how to wean yourself off all that information in this article, but one technique you can use is to create a focused daily reading list. The best way to do that is to reduce the amount and number of sources of information in your life. While for me information overload is impossible, I understand that it can be difficult for others to wean themselves off of the mass of information that faces them.
Just to let anyone else that's interested know.Many people complain about being able to keep up with all the information that they need to-or think they need to.
MOVING CALIBRE LIBRARY UPDATE
I emptied the sandbox, installed the update and hey presto green border gone and libraries all swapped in less than five minutes. As these files were still in the sandbox even though I had set Calibre as Allowed it ignored that rule as they were still sandboxed. On installing Calibre onto the new SSD I had got the pop up from Comodo saying it had isolated the installation which I had then gone into Application rules and set as an allowed program, what I didn't realise until today was that yesterday I should also have emptied the sandbox as well.
After checking out my Comodo Firewall rules I realised what had happened. I also saw that the Calibre GUI was also highlighted in green. That was when I noticed that my browser was high lighted with a green perimeter which immediately reminded me that was a sign that Comodo Firewall had sandboxed it. This morning on opening Calibre 64bit I got the usual pop up saying an update was available and so downloaded it.
I thought at first that something must have happened when I transferred them from the old HDD to the external back up and swore a little bit. I tried the switch libraries solution but could not do it as it told me the library files were corrupt. #5 bluesjunior 09-11-2015, 07:37 AMJust a heads up in case someone does a search on similar lines in the future.
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