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Originally Posted by llasram
I noted that mobigen would produce these records if provided OPF with an NCX TOC, but I as nothing seemed to use them in any useful way (Mobipocket Desktop just uses them to show what "chapter" you're currently in) I didn't look into them much further.
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Ahh okay. That sort of confirms what I'm seeing ... these records seem to be in the .mobi file, but the kindle2 just ignores them.
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Anyway, what is it that isn't working? Is the file not displaying at all, or is the TOC just not displaying as expected?
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Yeah. As you noted, those records don't seem to be displayed or used in any way on the Kindle2. On the other hand, creating a file called toc.html then adding a "guide" section to the .opf file seemed to help:
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<guide>
<reference type="toc" title="Table Of Contents" href="toc.html"/>
</guide>
Of course I had to also add said document to the manifest.
So perhaps that's the answer?