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I've just noticed that the original post #1 is quite old and now the topic has changed to JodyC's question. epub2html1 shouldn't get involved into generating the links between the extracted pages (since its responsibility is to get rid of EPUB specifics by creating a plain HTML collection), but it could indeed write a XML file with information about what was extracted (basically keeping the NCX more or less). From there, either another tool could take this XML file and incorporate the links into every HTML file as well as generating an index.html from it (HTML TOC), HTML frames are an even easier solution, or a PHP script on a server could add the links on each request while echoing the HTML files (with or without support of the XML file). Depends on if the HTML files should be used as standalone files, or if they're supposed to live on a webserver. As I'm currently investigating ways to post HTML programmatically to WordPress, you would get this features too out of the box.