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# f9e5c958137742cea3f6b851968e3e4f
#: ../../metadata.rst:6
msgid "Editing Ebook Metadata"
msgstr ""

# 434ec9dac3f947d3b296321c324cc64f
#: ../../metadata.rst:0
msgid "Contents"
msgstr ""

# cc19536ff53443b7b8dacfbac3710dab
#: ../../metadata.rst:12
msgid ""
"Ebooks come in all shapes and sizes and more often than not, their metadata "
"(things like title/author/series/publisher) is incomplete or incorrect. The "
"simplest way to change metadata in calibre is to simply double click on an "
"entry and type in the correct replacement. For more sophisticated, \"power "
"editing\" use the edit metadata tools discussed below."
msgstr ""

# 3e8ea91d47614c47a118aa26ba4ba88a
#: ../../metadata.rst:17
msgid "Editing the metadata of one book at a time"
msgstr ""

# 791c7b5a9cc746be93d0d81c0745dd63
#: ../../metadata.rst:19
msgid ""
"Click the book you want to edit and then click the :guilabel:`Edit metadata`"
" button or press the ``E`` key. A dialog opens that allows you to edit all "
"aspects of the metadata. It has various features to make editing faster and "
"more efficient. A list of the commonly used tips:"
msgstr ""

# 6c4a387c8dcb4df7af95317e6181900f
#: ../../metadata.rst:21
msgid ""
"You can click the button in between title and authors to swap them "
"automatically."
msgstr ""

# 111faed2d65c400bbc7ff18778bbc751
#: ../../metadata.rst:22
msgid ""
"You can click the button next to author sort to have calibre automatically "
"fill it in using the sort values stored with each author. Use the "
":guilabel:`Manage authors` dialog to see and change the authors' sort "
"values. This dialog can be opened by clicking and holding the button next to"
" author sort."
msgstr ""

# 45dd5de077f744b69dc0b5fc287b2a22
#: ../../metadata.rst:23
msgid ""
"You can click the button next to tags to use the Tag Editor to manage the "
"tags associated with the book."
msgstr ""

# 52c02c01762e41ae87e1167b17d6794a
#: ../../metadata.rst:24
msgid ""
"The ISBN box will have a red background if you enter an invalid ISBN. It "
"will be green for valid ISBNs"
msgstr ""

# ad63ac07dfb044f5a073f3628a2e3c1c
#: ../../metadata.rst:25
msgid ""
"The author sort box will be red if the author sort value differs from what "
"calibre thinks it should be."
msgstr ""

# 1fd3aca3b8db461b89a8598b22540ce3
#: ../../metadata.rst:28
msgid "Downloading metadata"
msgstr ""

# 00f6cda232b4427fa6e533acda6cb394
#: ../../metadata.rst:30
msgid ""
"The nicest feature of the edit metadata dialog is its ability to "
"automatically fill in many metadata fields by getting metadata from various "
"websites. Currently, calibre uses isbndb.com, Google Books, Amazon and Library"
" Thing. The metadata download can fill in Title, author, series, tags, "
"rating, description and ISBN for you."
msgstr ""

# 638b8bba6fb749aaa9c1c6cfb23d80e9
#: ../../metadata.rst:32
msgid ""
"To use the download, fill in the title and author fields and click the "
":guilabel:`Fetch metadata` button. calibre will present you with a list of "
"books that most closely match the title and author. If you fill in the ISBN "
"field first, it will be used in preference to the title and author. If no "
"matches are found, try making your search a little less specific by "
"including only some key words in the title and only the author last name."
msgstr ""

# e3d9234410b64a1a96c393c439f8049e
#: ../../metadata.rst:35
msgid "Managing book formats"
msgstr ""

# cdedea136a3f4ec78275f582a412c8f3
#: ../../metadata.rst:37
msgid ""
"In calibre, a single book entry can have many different *formats* associated "
"with it. For example you may have obtained the Complete Works of Shakespeare"
" in EPUB format and later converted it to MOBI to read on your Kindle. calibre"
" automatically manages multiple formats for you. In the :guilabel:`Available"
" formats` section of the Edit metadata dialog, you can manage these formats."
" You can add a new format, delete an existing format and also ask calibre to "
"set the metadata and cover for the book entry from the metadata in one of "
"the formats."
msgstr ""

# c873607fd0cd432481473bed3ee8df4e
#: ../../metadata.rst:40
msgid "All about covers"
msgstr ""

# 4d2a188f7734483994c7622fe9de951f
#: ../../metadata.rst:42
msgid ""
"You can ask calibre to download book covers for you, provided the book has a "
"known ISBN. Alternatively you can specify a file on your computer to use as "
"the cover. calibre can even generate a default cover with basic metadata on it"
" for you. You can drag and drop images onto the cover to change it and also "
"right click to copy/paste cover images."
msgstr ""

# 8735739c573049f98e3241caf32ed10d
#: ../../metadata.rst:44
msgid ""
"In addition, there is a button to automatically trim borders from the cover,"
" in case your cover image has an ugly border."
msgstr ""

# 7272ee6761a44215b0486137fe1eec68
#: ../../metadata.rst:48
msgid "Editing the metadata of many books at a time"
msgstr ""

# 1c550e88d83b4b49a22f76b6fcf07818
#: ../../metadata.rst:50
msgid ""
"First select the books you want to edit by holding Ctrl or Shift and "
"clicking on them. If you select more than one book, clicking the "
":guilabel:`Edit metadata` button will cause a new *Bulk* metadata edit "
"dialog to open. Using this dialog, you can quickly set the "
"author/publisher/rating/tags/series etc of a bunch of books to the same "
"value. This is particularly useful if you have just imported a number of "
"books that have some metadata in common. This dialog is very powerful, for "
"example, it has a Search and Replace tab that you can use to perform bulk "
"operations on metadata and even copy metadata from one column to another."
msgstr ""

# 3838bbb9495c4e44b2a6cbd5417f4b36
#: ../../metadata.rst:52
msgid ""
"The normal edit metadata dialog also has Next and Previous buttons that you "
"can use to edit the metadata of several books one after the other."
msgstr ""

# 4883b75b3f1a47b9b2cc40a1ba34dc07
#: ../../metadata.rst:55
msgid "Search and replace"
msgstr ""

# 832243cbf3d04ac8911de608eb9c25d8
#: ../../metadata.rst:57
msgid ""
"The Bulk metadata edit dialog allows you to perform arbitrarily powerful "
"search and replace operations on the selected books. By default it uses a "
"simple text search and replace, but it also support *regular expressions*. "
"For more on regular expressions, see :ref:`regexptutorial`."
msgstr ""

# 69b2209f183d4b94b7245637728598e1
#: ../../metadata.rst:59
msgid ""
"As noted above, there are two search and replace modes: character match and "
"regular expression. Character match will look in the `Search field` you "
"choose for the characters you type in the `search for` box and replace those"
" characters with what you type in the `replace with` box. Each occurance of "
"the search characters in the field will be replaced. For example, assume the"
" field being searched contains `a bad cat`. if you search for `a` to be "
"replaced with `HELLO`, then the result will be `HELLO bHELLOd cHELLOt`."
msgstr ""

# 93b5aef22c9444868be5e106064bd069
#: ../../metadata.rst:61
msgid ""
"If the field you are searching on is a `multiple` field like tags, then each"
" tag is treated separately. For example, if your tags contain `Horror, "
"Scary`, the search expression `r,` will not match anything because the "
"expression will first be applied to `Horror` and then to `Scary`."
msgstr ""

# dbcaeffff83444648ae628ac334987e7
#: ../../metadata.rst:63
msgid ""
"If you want the search to ignore upper/lowercase differences, uncheck the "
"`Case sensitive` box."
msgstr ""

# d092d2c9543c4c4ab9b4ac874dfb1b58
#: ../../metadata.rst:65
msgid ""
"You can have calibre change the case of the result (information after the "
"replace has happened) by choosing one of the functions from the `Apply "
"function after replace` box. The operations available are:"
msgstr ""

# ea26372c2ef94fc8b7d1a8bbc2a93abe
#: ../../metadata.rst:67
msgid "`Lower case` -- change all the characters in the field to lower case"
msgstr ""

# 3fb1c3fecf3a4a65b14682098835b136
#: ../../metadata.rst:68
msgid "`Upper case` -- change all the characters in the field to upper case"
msgstr ""

# 6a7b66342f6c48ec93fcecf8a267eeda
#: ../../metadata.rst:69
msgid "`Title case` -- capitalize each word in the result."
msgstr ""

# 2f73c04113d1465fb2f676c4d9bdbb29
#: ../../metadata.rst:71
msgid ""
"The `Your test` box is provided for you to enter text to check that "
"search/replace is doing what you want. In the majority of cases the book "
"test boxes will be sufficient, but it is possible that there is a case you "
"want to check that isn't shown in these boxes. Enter that case into `Your "
"test`."
msgstr ""

# 8a4b3dacb2a94d8b884e24e6ff6227db
#: ../../metadata.rst:73
msgid ""
"Regular expression mode has some differences from character mode, beyond (of"
" course) using regular expressions. The first is that functions are applied "
"to the parts of the string matched by the search string, not the entire "
"field. The second is that functions apply to the replacement string, not to "
"the entire field."
msgstr ""

# d6cc22ea137e466a9d6b8984bb23f49e
#: ../../metadata.rst:75
msgid ""
"The third and most important is that the replace string can make reference "
"to parts of the search string by using backreferences. A backreference is "
"``\\\\n`` where n is an integer that refers to the n'th parenthesized group "
"in the search expression. For example, given the same example as above, `a "
"bad cat`, a search expression `a (...) (...)`, and a replace expression `a "
"\\\\2 \\\\1`, the result will be `a cat bad`. Please see the "
":ref:`regexptutorial` for more information on backreferences."
msgstr ""

# e343cd1a309f4397a5e8c09844a572de
#: ../../metadata.rst:77
msgid ""
"One useful pattern: assume you want to change the case of an entire field. "
"The easiest way to do this is to use character mode, but lets further assume"
" you want to use regular expression mode. The search expression should be "
"`(.*)` the replace expression should be `\\\\1`, and the desired case change"
" function should be selected."
msgstr ""

# 7a40d3c5b48d432ab902621080e7f38e
#: ../../metadata.rst:79
msgid ""
"Finally, in regular expression mode you can copy values from one field to "
"another. Simply make the source and destination field different. The copy "
"can replace the destination field, prepend to the field (add to the front), "
"or append to the field (add at the end). The 'use comma' checkbox tells "
"calibre to (or not to) add a comma between the text and the destination field "
"in prepend and append modes. If the destination is multiple (e.g., tags), "
"then you cannot uncheck this box."
msgstr ""

# 600c39ee8f0e41c7a9d4679440d78f11
#: ../../metadata.rst:81
msgid ""
"Search and replace is done after all the other metadata changes in the other"
" tabs are applied. This can lead to some confusion, because the test boxes "
"will show the information before the other changes, but the operation will "
"be applied after the other changes. If you have any doubts about what is "
"going to happen, do not mix search/replace with other changes."
msgstr ""

# 38085e019bd0450b92b315d0d9dd50c5
#: ../../metadata.rst:84
msgid "Bulk downloading of metadata"
msgstr ""

# 25f68e66b963414c88e167736179d153
#: ../../metadata.rst:86
msgid ""
"If you want to download the metadata for multiple books at once, right-click"
" the :guilabel:`Edit metadata` button and select :guilabel:`Download "
"metadata`. You can choose to download only metadata, only covers, or both."
msgstr ""
