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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
the #blah stuff is an anchor, it points to the location within the target html file. Without it all links would go to the start of the file. In this case that may be good enough since calibre splits up all the chapters into separate files anyway, but it certainly isn't good enough in general
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Yes, in this case it solved the problem; it now works correctly on my PRS700. Thanks, Jon!
But I don't really understand where you made the changes, or how. I don't actually understand epub files particularly well, but I did experiment by changing the file type to .zip and exploding it. Then I tried to see what you'd done by opening the html files in Notepad. But it still eludes me.
In any case, I now have a good book file.
What's the best way to prevent this from happening in the future? Would it have been better to omit the contents links from the source html file? (Someone else made them for me, and I tested that they worked, but didn't examine them further.)