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Old 04-26-2011, 08:06 PM   #17
st_albert
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I think by default a Kindle device or Kindle viewer will open to the place marked as type="text" in the <guide> section, or to the first text file in the ebook (typically the title page) if the "text" semantic is not set. It doesn't generally open to the cover, though there may be a way to force it to do so.

OTOH, the MS-Windows Mobipocket reader does open to the cover initially, IIRC.

BTW is the cover accessable in the "go to" menu?
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