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Originally Posted by patrik
It is when I use kindleunpack I end up with the whole book in one single xhtml-file. It is then I want to split up the file, and doing an epub->epub Calibre conversion I assume would negative the point of using kindleunpack in the first place?
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I don't buy ebooks from Amazon so I'm not familiar with kindleunpack, but as far as I can make out it converts Amazon's proprietary formats into epub. I wouldn't think a subsequent epub->epub conversion would do any harm, it may even do some good
Give it a try.
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Originally Posted by patrik
(This is mostly a "problem" for me for one certain author-group that makes non-fiction books I like. It seems they start with Word and end up with an azw3 without any headers or internal toc. Since it's an non-fiction I tend to read every now and then and use the toc. Sometimes I have edited a book, changed all title headings to actual <h#> and created a toc. Maybe this can be done automatically by Calibre?)
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It should be possible to solve the missing h# headers problem via the
Conversion->Structure->Chapter Detection expression, see the
XPath Tutorial and that should give you an internal (ncx) TOC. There's also a TOC Tool feature, you may need to add it to a toolbar (that's as much as I know about it).
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