Thread: Inline TOC from toc.ncx
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Old 02-27-2011, 10:27 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by st_albert View Post
@JSWolf you are absolutely correct, if you are doing the conversion for your own use.

If it is for production, you may want more fine-grained control, however. The script does what I wanted it to do, not what anyone else wanted it to do.

The OP asked for it, who knows whether he needed it?

If you upload an epub to Amazon, and they (amazon) convert it to a kindle file, will they generate the inline TOC from the toc.ncx? (I don't know -- I'm asking.)
I'm not saying the script is not what the OP asked for. But, I'm thinking the OP may not know about converting ePub to Mobipocket using Calibre. I've done it and it works very well.

I think you can upload and already created Mobipocket file and with the OPF file you have plenty of control over how the Mobipocket file comes out.
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