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Old 01-14-2010, 12:11 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Davimee View Post
how would I know ahead of time what kind of table of contents a book has?
If there is a free sample, it almost always includes the TOC. An example of a 3-level TOC is here. See the attached screenshot for what this looks like using Desktop Adobe Digital Editions. If you buy an Adobe ePub today you can view it now using ADE and later using a Pocket Pro (or many other EInk readers). I don't have a recent image of the Pocket Pro on a TOC, but see here for a scan of a TOC from a PDF on a PocketBook.
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