Thread: Do I have to convert to kepub?
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Old 12-22-2025, 08:57 AM   #70
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Originally Posted by Kamikuza View Post
The simplest most basic epub I could create, and converted to kepub via calibre

It picks up actual chapters ok, but the front matter is a mess -- like, the copyright "chapter" has 4 pages that includes dedication etc...

I messed with it for a bit then gave up on it. The h-tags didn't seem to work either, as I use them to create the "embedded" toc for the kindle, eg. to include "Also by the Author"

Oh I wonder if it's from the content.opf, taken from the <guide>...
What happens if you use the KoboTouch driver to convert to KePub as you send the ePub to your Kobo? It sounds like what you are doing is an inplace conversion to KePub which is not what you want to do.
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