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Originally Posted by randwards
Thanks for the help. Forgive a sleep-deprived newbie trying to get out an epub that looks passably professional, but the filename problem/feature was Sigil's. Calibre did contribute, though, by not breaking the original PDF into separate chapters, except for the first two (though now that I think of it I'm not sure I really needed to worry about this once I labeled all the chapter titles with header tags in the Calibre file). When I inserted chapter breaks in Sigil, it created the new files with the Section000x.xhtml type name.
Unfortunately, though, I had to reconvert a corrected version and now have to go back and deal with all those messed up double ll's one more time! Can't wait for the next version to come out!
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The name of the pieces only matter to Human editing Eyes.
You can call them foo01 foo02 foo99 fo23,the numbers don't even have to be in order (but woe is you if you get them out of order later
) .
It is the order in the NCX that counts.
True, having meaningful names is helpful for editing later.
I see no problems with Mix of HTML and XHTML extensions in the same EPUB