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COOL RECORD EDIT PRO VERSION 9.05 INSTALL
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COOL RECORD EDIT PRO VERSION 9.05 SOFTWARE

Version 1.11.2 - 26 January 2022 - by davidforĬhange: Update to be compatible with Calibre v6/Qt6. Perform similar steps for a word count column.

Follow these instructions to configure a page count column as per screenshot 3 below.

Counting pages runs as a job in calibre and when complete you will be prompted to update the books with the page/word counts.

If you do not want to retrieve either of the counts, leave the custom column blank.

Select your column you defined above in the dropdown.

The first time you use this plugin in a library, you will be asked to configure the custom columns.

See the instructions in the spoiler below.

Create custom column(s) to store the page count and/or word count in.

COOL RECORD EDIT PRO VERSION 9.05 INSTALL

Download the attached zip file and install the plugin/restart calibre/add to context menu or toolbar as described in the Introduction to plugins thread.Optionally configure whether to only overwrite counts if you don't already have one.Configure whether the default for clicking on the toolbar button is to use an estimated page count or a downloaded page count.Configure different column(s)/algorithm per calibre library.

Compute readability statistics for Flesch Reading level, Flesch-Kincaid Grade level and Gunning Fog index into custom column(s).

Compute a word count to a custom column.

Alternatively download a page count from the website into a custom column.

Estimate a page count of books to a custom column (except for PDF, which is read directly from the info) using one of four algorithms.

As this is unavailable on a website, it is subject to the same limitations as estimating page count above, in that you must have either an ePub or a format convertible to ePub available for it to work.įinally in v1.6 a variety of readability statistics have been added which you can optionally calculate such as Flesch-Kincaid and Gunning Fog index. Word count is optionally calculated independently of page count. If the edition you have linked to has no page count, you can switch editions using a feature added to the Goodreads Sync plugin. How is a goodreads identifier linked? Either by using the Goodreads metadata download plugin, the Goodreads Sync plugin, or by manually typing a goodreads:xxx id into your identifiers field for the edition of interest. This can be used for a book with any formats (or even none). The second page count option (added in v1.3) is to download the page count from a web page on the website for your specific linked edition. However if the format being counted is a PDF, then as of v1.4.2 there is now a special optimisation to read the actual page count rather than estimating it using any of the above algorithms.

COOL RECORD EDIT PRO VERSION 9.05 SOFTWARE

Alternatively in the configuration you can choose to use the page count used by the calibre e-book viewer, or you can use the Aobe algorithm used by their ADE software and some devices like a Nook. By default it uses an "accurate" algorithm similar to that created by user_none for generating APNX files for Kindle users. Note that if you use this option it can be an approximation only of a paperback edition due to differences in fonts, images, layouts etc. The format used if your book has multiple is chosen based on your Preferred Input Format order, that you set in Preferences -> Behavior. The first approach is estimation based on the book content, provided you have an ePub format or a format that is convertible to ePub. You have two overriding methods of determining page count with this plugin. So when you send an ebook to your Kindle device from calibre, you will have page numbering available similar to that when loading Amazon books which offer this feature. In addition to just general library browsing usage, Kindle users can generate APNX files using the value from a pages custom column (requires Calibre 0.8.40).

This plugin will determine a number of pages and/or words in a book and store the result in custom column(s).