Thread: how does the kobo make it's "table of contents"
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Old 08-15-2010, 09:37 PM   #3
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The Kobo does use the toc.ncx file. My guess is that you're editing a file from the Kobo memory that's already been processed, right? The Kobo caches TOC data when it first processes the file.

Remove the epub from the Kobo, unplug, replug, and add the file again (just need to force the Kobo to reprocess that epub).
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