To do this, we are going to click on the “Calibre Library” icon that we find in its upper toolbar. In this way, we can keep all our content safe and prevent it from being lost. This popular e-book manager has a function that allows, on the one hand, the export of all the content and, on the other hand, the import of these, so it can be very useful for making backup copies. Once again the three available options will appear, so we select “Move the current library to the new location” and click “OK”. Later, click on the “Calibre Library” button and on the “Change or create library” option. In this case we select the path of the device where we have saved it before.
The first time we open it, the program itself will ask us from which path we want to create or use the library. Once we have saved the library off the old hard drive, we can now open Calibre on the new computer. This is ideal both to make a backup copy of all the content of the program (book, settings, add-ons, etc), or to export it to a new computer. On the other hand, we can choose the option to “Export/Import” all Calibre data. This can be interesting if, for example, we have two hard drives and the one with our collection is getting full, so we decide to move the content to another drive. On the one hand, we can choose to move the library of books to another location. The program offers us two clearly differentiated options. Although it is not easy to locate these tools, they are very interesting and will allow us to save and export our library regardless of the computer we are using.
This makes it a bit difficult for us to find these functions. Despite being one of the best applications in terms of book management, the truth is that it is still not as intuitive as it should be. Patent for the serialization format can be found here. Images and videos are stored as file entries in the. And it is that, among the functions of Calibre, we will find this possibility, although it is quite possible that we do not know it. The vitalbook format (aka DashML) is basically an XML document, stored with VitalSources proprietary serialization format.
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