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mjm101 · 03-13-2014, 08:27 PM

Thanks for the reply, eschwartz.

I actually do have a cover.xhtml file that points to the image I've marked as the cover through the semantics menu. This seems to take care of the double cover problem, but doesn't explain why Kindle doesn't recognize the file.

Before I knew better, I left the 203.png file InDesign created in the epub file and never had this problem--but I had epub files that were between 5 and 7 Mbs. Now that I use the semantics menu to mark the jpeg file as the cover and then delete the large 203.png file, both Kindle and iBooks open to the title page and don't include "Cover" in the TOC. No idea why that is!

03-13-2014, 08:27 PM	#3
mjm101 Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2014 Device: none	Thanks for the reply, eschwartz. I actually do have a cover.xhtml file that points to the image I've marked as the cover through the semantics menu. This seems to take care of the double cover problem, but doesn't explain why Kindle doesn't recognize the file. Before I knew better, I left the 203.png file InDesign created in the epub file and never had this problem--but I had epub files that were between 5 and 7 Mbs. Now that I use the semantics menu to mark the jpeg file as the cover and then delete the large 203.png file, both Kindle and iBooks open to the title page and don't include "Cover" in the TOC. No idea why that is!