The initial setup is easy, but requires an e-mail address to link to the user's e-reader. Calibre for Mac is a free program that helps you manage your e-book libraries and create e-books from other sources for use on portable devices.Ĭalibre for Mac is an open-source freeware program, and it's easy to download and install. Thanks in any case.For those with certain e-reader devices, working with e-books on a computer can be difficult. It's not the end of the world if I can't solve this problem. No worries if you don't have time to offer support. Would I need to adjust the underlying applescript in order to change this setting? If so, do you have tips on what edits to make? If I press "cancel" when the "Do you want to replace it?" screen comes up, the app just quits. Pdurrant, I see your suggestion to try setting it not to replace the original epub. "sh: line 0: cd: /Users/XYZ/Desktop/Wit.epub/: No such file or directory" So I downloaded pdurrant's handy "ePub Zip-Unzip 64 3.0" applescript, dragged the epub file onto it, but then get this error message: IsADirectoryError: Is a directory: '/Users/XYZ/Desktop/Wit.epub'
But when I try to import them to calibre, I get an error message:įailed to add the file /Users/XYZ/Desktop/Wit.epub to the book: /Users/XYZ/Desktop/Witįile "calibre/gui2/add.py", line 488, in add_formatsįile "calibre/db/cache.py", line 1573, in add_format So I drag them to my desktop, where they look like perfectly fine epub files. I have a number of DRM-free ebooks in Apple Books. I'm experiencing similar errors to what jtxr described above.
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