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Old 02-26-2012, 12:13 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by itimpi View Post
You then simply add the TOC HTML file to Calibre. Calibre will follow any links pulling the files they reference into the eBook file, if necessary patching the paths to make them local to the book. The result is stored as a ZIP file in Calibre.
Just to make sure I understand. I gather together all the files to make my book in a directory that we'll call MyBook. I create the TOC file using
<a href="file1.html">First File</a><br/>
and save it in the MyBook directory. I go into Calibre and import the TOC file. Now because all of the files are in one directory, and assuming of course my coding is correct, Calibre will import *all* of the files and store them as a zip file that I can then convert. Correct?
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