Hi! I've been using Calibre's tools for a few months now, and wanted to say ... you guys are awesome. This is one amazing package. And the fact that it updates so often is REALLY cool! I think I'll kick a few bucks your way.
Anyway, on to my question. I just started using Calibre's LIT creation tools; normally I've been converting my source files, usually HTML, to OEB (you know, an .OPF file plus the XHTML and image files, basically) via
html2oeb and then from there to MobiPocket. But now I'm experimenting with making LIT files, because I've been reading some threads about how MobiPocket's HTML 3-era support is a lot worse for tables and whatnot than LIT's HTML 4-era support, so I want to see how LITs look.
Anyway, so I took an OPF file that worked fine for conversion to MobiPocket and tried to run
oeb2lit on it, and I got the following:
Code:
WARNING: No metadata table of contents found
INFO: Applying case-transforming CSS...
INFO: Flattening CSS and remapping font sizes...
INFO: Source base font size is 10.80000pt
INFO: Rasterizing SVG images...
INFO: Trimming unused files from manifest...
WARNING: More than six anchors in file 'Crystal.html'. Some links may not work properly.
INFO: Output written to c:\ebooks\Crystal.lit
It does create a .lit file, but opening it crashes MS Reader, sadly.
So I have two questions.
First, what does it mean about there being no metadata table of contents? There is a
<guide> entry for the table of contents, and I'm not sure where else you can put a table of contents in the .OPF file ... I don't see any other place in the OPF 2.0 specs
here. Where else should I put a table of contents?
Second, why is it complaining about there being more than six anchors? Surely LIT files aren't limited to just six links, right...?
Thanks for any help here!