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Old 06-13-2020, 12:19 AM   #47
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Originally Posted by j.p.s View Post
But is that more statistically significant than finding two books that didn't use <Hn> ?

Isn't the existence of multiple tools that automatically map headers into TOC entries just a coincidental fluke?
What?

So, Jon finding two books that use p for headings isn't less statistically significant than a search showing that 93% of nearly 8,000 eBooks did use headings?

???

There's nothing "coincidental" about tools using headings--that's what they are meant to do. They are, again, hierarchal. Ever use Word? Ever use Word's built-in Outline View? (Which has existed since long before eBooks?) How does that work? By the use of heading styles, which creates a hierarchy, which you use a) for outlining and structure and b) to create--TOCs.

There's not one damned thing coincidental or flukey about it. That's akin to saying that pregnancy is a coincidental flukey outcome around sex.

Right? Or have I misunderstood your post?

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