Thread: Will E-Books Change The Way We Handle The TOC?
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Old 07-05-2011, 05:33 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Ransom View Post
Kindle's way of getting to the meta-Toc is a bit of a chore. First push one button, then another, then another. That's gotta be a big pain for people who aren't very well schooled in the "multi-fucntional button discipline."
It's an even bigger pain when the azw has no TOC, so pushing those buttons does no good.

A bigger pain still that the kindle does not support TOC in PDFs that do have TOC.
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