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Old 04-04-2012, 01:13 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by maryjanee View Post
DMSmillie your suggestion is just what i'm look for. but i need more explanation please.
when i "tweak epub" it brings up a bunch of files. which is the OPF file and how do i open it to add you fix?

where in the file do i add your <guide> code?
The file you are looking for is one with the extension "opf". From what I have seen, it is called "content.opf". I don't know if that name is mandatory or just happens to be the one used in the epubs I have opened. It can be in the main directory or a subdirectory.

If there is already a <guide> section, add the <reference> tag inside it. If you need to add <guide> section, it can go anywhere within the <package> section so long as it isn't within a subsection. It is probably easiest to add it just before the </package> tag.
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