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COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY MANUAL
COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY UPGRADE
COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY CODE
COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY PASSWORD

I might come back to it someday but probably not for a while. I spent a while on this, but it was no fun to work on and not much fun to use so I eventually gave up. Enter the address it gives you into a web-browser on your computer and you should get a web-page with an area you can drop comics into to send them to Chunky. Turn on the app's web-server using the switch at the bottom of the cloud menu.

COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY UPGRADE

Yep, you can try Chunky's web interface (Pro upgrade required) If you get stuck, don't hesitate to get in touch via the Tools menu and ask for help Ugh, is there a simpler way? Now hit 'Connect' and if all is well, navigate to the subfolder you want to add to Chunky and pick 'Select'.

COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY PASSWORD

Pick your computer and fill in your username and password for your computer (or if you shared the folder with everyone, try leaving them blank) Hit the little radar button in the dialog that appears, and you should get a list of local computers including yours In Chunky, hit 'Edit' or '+' at the top left of the cloud menu, and pick 'Windows shared folder' How do I import comics from my PC or Mac over wifi? (Pro upgrade required)įirst, share the folder with your comics on your PC or Mac In the dialog that pops up, in the server field enter your Ubooquity server's network address, and add opds-comics onto the end of it. In Chunky, add a 'Calibre / Ubooquity / OPDS' account. Now open the 'General' section and make a note of your network address. Hit 'Apply and restart server' for this to take effect. How do I connect to a Ubooquity server?įirst, go to 'Advanced' in Ubooquity and switch on 'Enable OPDS feed'. Hit the little arrow at the bottom-left, under the page number. You get the ability to download comics directly from your PC/Mac in a variety of ways (SMB, AFP, FTP, SFTP, OPDS, Calibre, Ubooquity and ComicStreamer), the ability to tweak the app's colour-scheme, the option to auto-crop page borders, zap watermarks from some PDFs, download a folderful of images as a single comic, and a warm fuzzy feeling from supporting an app you (hopefully) like. If you have a choice of formats, CBZ should be your first choice - it has the least potential for weird problems (and really CBR and CBT have no reason to exist at all).

COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY MANUAL

Take a look to the user manual if you want to learn in detail how the app looks and how it works.It can handle CBZs, CBRs, CBTs, and PDFs, and if they contain CBI/ComicbookLover or ComicRack tag info it'll read and use that too.

import comics' metadata from YACReaderLibrary.

set manga as the default reading mode for the whole app if you mostly read manga.

parental control, lock certain folders so only you can have access to them.

configure your reading experience with various fit modes, single or double page mode, automatic margins trim, several ways to setup the hot areas in the screen, and much more.

synchronize your reading progress with YACReaderLibrary across multiple devices.

support for all the common digital comic formats, such as: cbz, cbr, zip, rar, rar5 or pdf.

copy/cut/past items in the local library without taking extra space.

organize your comics in folders and visualize your collection as a grid or list.

pin remote sources to be used as local items.

desktops and embedded devices integration with support for remote browsing, reading and importing.

works on iPhone and iPad, with split screen mode support in iPad OS.

Quick access to your items using the index. Copy, cut, paste, organizing your library is EASY!.

COMIC READER FOR MAC CHUNKY CODE

Scan a QR code to connect to YACReaderLibrar, easy peasy.

Metadata can be imported from YACReaderLibrary. Pin servers or remote libraries to the bottom tab bar. Search is integrated in the top navigation bar. It has been placed here solely to demonstrate the look and feel of finished, typeset text. A list of import methods available in the app.