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Old 04-09-2011, 02:42 PM   #1
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No Hoorah please

The following is a quote taken from a tutorial on ePub format.
http://www.jedisaber.com/eBooks/tutorial.asp

Quote:
<text>Chapter 1</text>

The stuff you type inside the text tag is what acutally shows up in the reading software's table of contents. This can be any text you want. (my emphasis)
The following is a header from Sigil.

Code:
I. The Company of the Marjolaine: Avignon 1759
The display in the toc is
Code:
I. The Company of the Marjolaine
It seems that any character other than [a-z] can screw up the toc.

Is there somewhere a list or an explanation of just what can be displayed in the toc.ncx <text>...</text> tag?

Or is it a matter of what each reader decides to do with toc.ncx?
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