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Originally Posted by Tango Mike
To Toxaris and theducks:
Thanks for your help and giving the dunce a break on the question . . .
My novel (paperback and eBook) is for sale at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple iTunes, Smashwords, and BooksOnBoard. Since the eBook can potentially be read on any of the e-reading devices and personal computers with Kindle and Nook for Mac/PC and Adobe Digital Editions, and the internal TOC function can vary depending on the device, I decided to include a manual TOC in both the mobi and epub editions so that the reader always has convenient access to it.
If you are looking at a chapter heading anywhere in the novel, you can with one move reach the TOC and with one more move navigate to any other chapter. I don't own an e-reader, but from what I understand, using the TOC function on a Kindle takes more actions than on a Nook or iPad. But rather than include the manual TOC only on the mobi version, I built it in the source Word document that I converted to both mobi and epub.
I think it's a nice feature, and yes, I agree that it's also somewhat redundant. Or maybe I'm just a little masochistic and like creating more work for myself.
Thanks again to you both for your expertise and willingness to help the novice.
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EPUB has great to fair TOC support natively
The K4nt:
menu: goto: (arrow navigate to) Table of Contents: enter :/ Select: Enter
My PEz (Mobile ADE):
Guide button: (only 8 items shown per page) Page fwd/back: Item #
Calibre viewer: click on Show TOC button: click on list
ADE
Click 'show Navigation pane: click item
Calibre will create a TOC for Mobi based upon the NCX.
No need to jump through hoops