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Old 06-13-2011, 07:07 PM   #7
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Not many Self publish novels on Amazon have a TOC. I would download the RTF at Smashwords or do a htmlz in Calibre and edit it in Word or open office. A regex seach for all caps "[A-Z]{3,}" should help you find the chapters and section breaks to mark them. Once done save then reimport into Calibre and that will add the breaks for you.

Edit: I take it back. I tried straighten all the styles out in Word but there are too many issues with different font sizes, indentation and styles in the weirdest places. I finally just imported it into Book Designer to get rid of the odd fonts styles and sizes. I marked the Chapter headers and added some soft breaks and saved. I then used Notepad2 changing the Div tags to paragraph tags and removing the justification. I used Calibre to add indentation and a working TOC. So now I have readable copy with good formatting.

Trust in Me which I paid for was the same way.

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