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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell
Okay, Diap & Albert. Thank you. You eased my mind. I did go back and look at the code at the start of Chapter 22 and it was identical (as I knew it would be) to all the other code at the start of the other chapters. I figure readers who buy an ebook will know how to get to Chapter One. Thanks a lot for the feedback and I will check the Workshop.
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FYI, KindleGen supports at least the following guide items:
cover,
toc and
text. The cover and toc guide items will be automatically added by Sigil if you select Tool > Add Cover or Tool > Table Of Contents > Create HTML Table Of Contents.
To define the beginning of a book, right-click the (X)HTML file of the first chapter in the Book Browser and select Add Semantics... > Text.
To quickly check these guide items, open content.opf and have a look at the guide section at the end. If all three items have been defined, it should look like this:
Code:
<guide>
<reference type="cover" title="Cover" href="Text/cover.xhtml"/>
<reference type="toc" title="Table of Content" href="Text/TOC.xhtml"/>
<reference type="text" title="Text" href="Text/Chapter1.xhtml"/>
</guide>
However, as DiapDealer has already pointed out, Amazon
might alter the SRL (=Start Reading Location) after you've uploaded your book.