Thread: Issues with TOC of mobi file after sending it to kindle
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Old 01-06-2020, 11:00 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by hobnail View Post
The MOBI format is only necessary for very old Kindle devices. If your kindle isn't ancient try using Calibre and convert the MOBI to AZW3 and see how that comes out. You can use Calibre to send the book to your Kindle if it's connected to your computer with a USB cable. On the Kindle delete the MOBI format of the book before you send the AZW3 format to avoid confusion of having the book in multiple formats. You can also do that deleting with Calibre.
That's fine, for individual eBooks that will never be published at Amazon, but be advised that recently, we're getting books returned to us, with KQNs (Kindle Qualit5y Notices) REQUIRING that multi-level TOCs be altered to single-level only, to facilitate the customer view on K4PC.

Be aware!

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