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Old 12-28-2010, 01:02 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Jellby View Post
Just to be clear, do you want the "Start Reading" in the "type" or in the "title" on the guide element? In other words, would this do what you want?:

Code:
<reference type="text" title="Start Reading" href="Chapter-1.xhtml"/>
(see here)

or do you need this:

Code:
<reference type="start" title="Start Reading" href="Chapter-1.xhtml"/>
(see here)
from
<reference type="text" title="Text" href="Text/CHAPTER_I.xhtml"/>

to
<reference type="text" title="Start Reading" href="Text/CHAPTER_I.xhtml"/>

If the reference type="text" is the semantic, then I'm still caught up in the meta language, and no change is needed to the semantics. Only a Title change is needed. Have I been chasing my tail agai?. I still need the ePub for Dummies.

I'm going to give <reference type="start" title="Start Reading" href="Chapter-1.xhtml"/> a try and see what happens.

I don't see that kindlegen does much to change things whereas Calibre apparently makes major changes.
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