MobileRead Forums - View Single Post

crutledge · 05-06-2010, 08:05 PM

Once the the HTML file loads and is split into chapters, editing is simple and fast. Kudoes

I know everyone is watching and trying Sigil, so this may be a good place to ask the following question. The seperate TOC causes some interesting effects.

Once editing is completed, I run the ebub through Calibre to generate a LRF and MOBI.

The TOC for the MOBI appears at the end of the book and works fine and can be accessed through the Mobipocket Reader menu.

The LRF looks OK, but I cannot find a TOC in the Calibre viewer.

Lastly, I use Nick Rapallow's MOBI2Imp to convert the MOBI. Again, no TOC can be found in the Epublisher viewer.

Have these TOCs disappeared of is this a limitation of the viewers?

Thanks

05-06-2010, 08:05 PM	#33
crutledge eBook FANatic Posts: 18,301 Karma: 16071131 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Alabama, USA Device: HP ipac RX5915 Wife's Kindle	2.0 is a pleasure to use Once the the HTML file loads and is split into chapters, editing is simple and fast. Kudoes I know everyone is watching and trying Sigil, so this may be a good place to ask the following question. The seperate TOC causes some interesting effects. Once editing is completed, I run the ebub through Calibre to generate a LRF and MOBI. The TOC for the MOBI appears at the end of the book and works fine and can be accessed through the Mobipocket Reader menu. The LRF looks OK, but I cannot find a TOC in the Calibre viewer. Lastly, I use Nick Rapallow's MOBI2Imp to convert the MOBI. Again, no TOC can be found in the Epublisher viewer. Have these TOCs disappeared of is this a limitation of the viewers? Thanks