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Should I Flatten ToC for Kobos?
I'm not sure where the best place to ask this is. But, I've seen references here and there to some devices preferring a flattened ToC. I'm reading on a Kobo Forma and am wondering if I should care one way or another. I've been flattening the ToCs reflexively in Calibre.
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You don't need to do that.
My Aura 2 seems to do it (de nest) on its own |
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OK. I didn't know the devices, themselves, could flatten ToCs. I was worried that they'd choke on hierarchical ToCs if they couldn't handle them. Thanks.
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OTOH I do not frequently USE (or need) the TOC |
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