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Originally Posted by michal.h21
Hi Allice, I am tex4ht developer. If you want to produce ePub or Mobi files from LaTeX, you can try tex4ebook, which can produce them directly. It uses tex4ht in the background and apart from automation of the process, it can also include the cover image, document metadata and table of contents from your LaTeX document. |
In the LaTeX itself I'm actually usually tocloft to produce several custom tables of contents - one for short stories, one for essays/poems, one for interviews, one for the back pages (content submission guidelines, artistic credit, etc.) and where the content appears is mixed - e.g. an essay may be between two short stories.
So I suspect manual modification of the resulting output will still be necessary, but I will definitely look at tex4ebook. Thank you.