Thread: Amazon removing ebooks with TOC at end of book
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Old 03-22-2016, 08:16 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by kennyc View Post
No it's not. What do you even mean by the 'navigation built in?' Next page? Precious Page? Search for xxxx? That's just silly.


That makes no sense when you are looking for a particular story, author comments or appendix comment.

And as I said this is mostly irritating wrt to 'furthest read' when moving among various readers which all have different capabilities.
Most ebook platforms, including the Kindle, support an external TOC. There's no need for a TOC in the text of the book.
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