Thread: Reference Eliot, Charles W. (editor): Harvard Classics 01-51 V2. June 14 2011
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Old 06-14-2011, 04:12 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Ransom View Post
Can someone tell me why Calibre puts it's TOC at the end of a book instead of the beginning? Seriously, I know there must be some reason for this.
calibre appends the TOC it creates at the end of the ebook when converting to .mobi. That TOC is unreachable from within the text of the ebook and requires the Mobipocket "Table of Contents" special link to access it.

The original source .lrf ebook didn't have internal TOC (but an external one) which was appended to the end by calibre, when these .mobi ebooks were converted by crich70.

It's just the way it was designed to work (automated).
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