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Old 09-26-2014, 11:31 AM   #3
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Thanks for your input but I refered about the toc.ncx file and its navpoints ids.

Calibre use uuid for them and Sigil use incremental values (like 'navpoint-1', 'navpoint-2', etc.). In fact, if you open one EPUB with Sigil and type Ctrl-T, it will rewrite your toc.ncx file and make use of these incremental values.

I was just saying that the incremental values (à la Sigil) seem to be more handy than cumbersome uuid. Both are unique identifiers, at least for the file. I wish I could obtain the same result directly with Calibre.

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