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Originally Posted by faltradl
I think an ebook can contain only one TOC. But you can insert as many HTML-TOC as you whant. Sigil offers you both versions of TOC.
A TOC in a word-doc is like a HTML-TOC. It's a printable page, like the TOC of Books. But what's called TOC in ebooks you can't see while reading. You must call the show-TOC function.
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Exactly. The external TOC is an NCX file (check our wiki). There can only be one but it can contain several levels. Thus you can put many entries inside so that two TOCs can be accommodated by making these one level down from a top level that lists the two TOC's. Most eBook readers (but not all) will display only the top level and you can then click to expose the TOC you are interested in. In addition you can have inline (HTML) based TOC's, as many as you wish and reference the actual pages from the external TOC.
Dale