This will show ebooks authored by King with the word Fire in the title.

To include multiple search terms, use the same method just separate the terms and place an “and” between them, such as authors:king and title:fire. To restrict the search to a specific column or tag, such as Author or Title, simply type the name of the column or tag before the search term, i.e. By default, search will go through all the book’s metadata looking for a match, not just the book’s title or tags. Type in a name or keyword to show only ebooks using that term. Search Bar: The search bar works just like any other search box.

You can even create custom columns with whatever properties desired by clicking preferences, then interface, then click the plus button to add a column and determine what type of properties you want it to have. Hide columns by right clicking, drag headings to rearrange the column layout, and sort by clicking the header title. Each of these sections can be re-sized by dragging the elements to as large or small as desired, making them completely disappear or take up the entire view.īook List: The list of ebooks is organized into various columns that can be customized in a number of ways. There are 4 main parts to the Calibre user interface, the book list, tag list, book detail box, and search bar. In a followup to an earlier post, getting started with Calibre ebook management, this post and video demonstrates some advanced tips and tricks for getting the most out of the Calibre user interface.