Thread: Adjusting TOC level indents
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Old 06-13-2011, 12:28 AM   #1
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Adjusting TOC level indents
When converting to mobi from InDesign using the Kindle plug-in, I get a nicely laid out TOC with subtle indents between levels. But when I use Calibre, I get these extreme indents that look awful. (See attached screen shots.) Is there a way to format the indents in Calibre?
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Click image for larger version Name: TOC Mobi.jpg Views: 274 Size: 256.1 KB ID: 72709   Click image for larger version Name: TOC Calibre Mobi.jpg Views: 305 Size: 189.2 KB ID: 72710  
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