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Old 06-27-2015, 07:11 PM   #12
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IMHO a simple inline TOC is a waste of time and space. Simple, being it just says:Chapter 1

A more detailed TOC like Pulpmeister used in the second case can be more enlightening (and not possible with a typical NCX). I still move these to the end, I just make a entry in the NCX (which I remove, if it is a simple TOC)

IMHO (again ) The main use of the NCX is a way to Jumpto a given chapter/section.

BTW Sigil and Calibre Editors can both create an inline TOC from the NCX (toc) with a simple click
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