producing ebooks for kindle vs. cybook?

[tompe]

Originally Posted by Hadrien

The only problem that I have with this menu, is that I don't know how I can create sub-menus. For example instead of displaying Part I and right under Chapter I, it would be much better if Part I acted like a sub-menu with its chapters inside.

Since the links just jumps to file positions it should be possible to just place the sub menues after the the menu and have a pagebreak between them. If mobigen can do this I do not know but it might work with links in the table of content file.

[DaleDe]

Originally Posted by tompe

Since the links just jumps to file positions it should be possible to just place the sub menues after the the menu and have a pagebreak between them. If mobigen can do this I do not know but it might work with links in the table of content file.

MobiCreator has specific support for nested toc's. Check the Creator software an emulate the TOC file it generates to learn how this is done.

Dale

[tompe]

Originally Posted by DaleDe

MobiCreator has specific support for nested toc's. Check the Creator software an emulate the TOC file it generates to learn how this is done.

Since I do not use Windows I cannot do that

But I tested to generate a file just adding a sub TOC after the first and referencing it using the "id" attribute and using my Perl script lit2mobi (http://www.ida.liu.se/~tompe/mobiper...perl-0.0.5.tar) to convert to mobi format and it worked OK on my Cybook. You get the sub TOCs on different pages that are in the end of the book but that is a feature since it is sometimes faster to just go some pages forward than choose someting in the TOC.