Glad to hear it. Presumably you only changed "Chapter" where it was not embedded within a sentence, otherwise you would get ## in front of these instead of triggering <h2>'s!
Most of my sources are plain-text and this makes the combination of calibre and Markdown so useful. You can do quite a bit of formatting and structuring very quickly, especially if your text editor has good regex facilities, (e.g. Notepad++ which is free).
For a 2nd level Toc you can use a ### prefix and //h:h3. You can include links within your book, (can be useful for footnotes), and references to images, (though of course they won't display in the plain-text, only in the ePub.)
Last edited by Agama; 10-19-2012 at 06:41 AM.
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