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Old 04-09-2017, 05:18 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by thiago.eec View Post
The toc.xhtml shows up even if it is not on the spine? I'm not talking about marking it as "non-linear". I've never seen that happen. What reader do you use?

As for being a valid EPUB2, I was led to believe that you had a EPUB3 file and just changed the version from "3.0" to "2.0". If you just did that, the epub wouldn't be a valid EPUB2, since there are other diferences between the formats.
Verify the ePub with Calibre's error checker and fix whatever is said to be wrong. Once that's done, check the ePub with epubcheck and once both say the ePub is OK, then it's structurally OK.
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