Is there any way to create an ebook with chapters directly from .rtf?

[VósMicêSama]

I'm trying to convert a light novel in e-book, but would like a way to make the Calibre or another program allow me set the chapters or identify text in bold as new chapters.

I tried to add html elements in the texts and did not work. I have low knowleddge about this area, so if possible I'd like something pretty easy. Something that allow me to jump directly for a chapter using Kindle chapter menu.

Sorry for anything, used google translator.

[DaleDe]

I use Atlantis Word Processor to make my eBooks. It works fine with RTF files and can create a TOC, both inline and separate. It is very easy to tag the headings you want to be in the TOC. You can read about it in our wiki.

[VósMicêSama]

Woooooow man, you're really a Grand Sorcerer.
Arigathanks Gozaimuch m(_ _)m

[crimsonsnow]

Originally Posted by VósMicêSama

I'm trying to convert a light novel in e-book, but would like a way to make the Calibre or another program allow me set the chapters or identify text in bold as new chapters.

If you still want to use Calibre, it actually has a built-in setting for chapter marking while converting between filetypes. It will automatically turn header1 and header2 with lines containing chapter|book|section|part|prolog|prologue|epilogue ) as chapters (It's under "Structure Detection" in the left hand menu of "Convert Books"). You can also force this in "Table of Contents". You should be able to change the setting to allow Bolds, but I couldn't make it work in first time so I gave up.

[VósMicêSama]

This Atlantis Word Processor is really useful
For easy modification i save every chapter as a different .rtf and convert to .epub using Atlantis. So i extract the .html inside .epub and apply inside the desired book.
Its so easy create a book now

[DaleDe]

Glad to hear that it is working for you. I usually use 1 file but I can see that your way works for you. They have a useful forum as well should a question arise.

Dale