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Old 02-26-2012, 10:59 AM   #3
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Thanks, that's what I was looking for but it reminds me why I was always still confused so never tried it. Once I create the TOC html file do I import just that file into Calibre as it implies or should I drop the entire collection plus the TOC file into a zip file and then import the zip file into Calibre?

If I'm understanding the coding in the tutorial right I'm just telling the TOC file the names of the files I want to combine not the actual location.

Name <a href="file1.html">First File</a><br/>
versus
Location <a href="C:/My Documents/file2.html">Second File</a><br/>

So to me it seems if I import just the TOC and try to convert it I would end up with an epub of just the TOC file. Or am I missing something obvious?
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