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Old 12-19-2008, 10:10 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by llasram View Post
By "MOBI TOC" do you mean mean some sort of metadata Mobipocket viewers use to present a TOC separate from the book content, or do you mean an in-line, in-content TOC?
I mean convert toc.ncx into something that the toc guide item can use. See Defining guide items for pre-defined items (other.ms-coverimage is the cover, for example), this is from the Creator documentation, so it is documenting the .opf file that eventually gets translated to the MOBI. The TOC guide item can point to a in-line, in-content TOC - but in "modern" MOBIs it is typically not in-lined in the reading stream but only accessible via the "Go to" menu item. If it isn't in-lined, it is typically put at the end of the content stream of the actual ebook by the MOBI builder program. Note that native ePubs typically won't have in-content TOCs, so if the toc.ncx isn't converted there wil be no TOC at all.
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