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Device Table of Contents Only
If you plan on only having a Device Table of Contents, then you only need to find your chapters and apply the MSWord built-in style "Heading 2" to each of them.
When your document is converted to HTML, your chapter headings will automatically be correctly wrapped in <h2>...</h2> tags which Calibre can then add to your device's table of contents.
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If you plan on only having a Device Table of Contents There are two ways to do this. One is to apply Heading 2 style to all your chapters and let the program automatically create the <h2> tags for your chapters.
If you are using a program that does not work well with applying styles to your chapter headers you can use a unique marker before and after your chapter: something like ##Chapter 1##
When your document is converted to HTML you can use the Find and Replace Function to search for ##Chapter and replace it with <h2>Chapter and then search for ## and replace that with </h2> The end result will give you the code <h2>Chapter 1</h2> which Calibre can then add to your device's table of contents.
The unique marker can be anything that's not normally in the body of the document.
Creating a macro to accomplish the Search and Replace isn't a bad idea if you plan on formatting many documents that share the same format.
Keep in mind <h2> is what I used as an example for this tutorial. You can use <h1> or <h3> for your chapter headers if you prefer. You also do not need to use the word chapter. Any text within the <h2> tags will be added to your Table of Contents.