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@violent23:
Seriously, it's the most basic HTML; nothing more than anchor links to named tags. You'll find it's very easy once you've done it once.
Personally, I find static TOC's tedious in an ebook, and annoying to use. Who wants to have to thumb or jump back to a static TOC page, that isn't easy to find (since it's not linked to the reader's logical TOC "button"), and then click through? It's not like you'd have a "static html HERE" link on every "page," or screen, to make it easy to find; I'd much rather have the logical TOC.
The only program I can think of that automagically makes TOC's is Word--and even then, you still have to go through and identify the headers and other sections, etc., that you want in your TOC via their styles OR use the outline function. I don't believe that there is any program anywhere that makes TOC's for html documents, whether for e-readers, ebooks or otherwise.
Hitch
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