kindle previewer says no table of contents

#Kindle previewer says no table of contents manual#

I have noticed that some books (by volunteers) look quite a bit like the raw PG books just with a different look to regular mobipocket. They might have used different software, but that's something I don't know for sure. 99 version was published by MobileReference though so presumably the one is done by an amateur and the other by a professional business that wanted to make a good impression on customers. The free one was put together by volunteers while the. 99 version differs from the one that costs 0.00 only in that there is a working TOC. 99 version has a working TOC so basically the. The free version had no working TOC but the.

#Kindle previewer says no table of contents manual#

A Manual for the Outline Study of the Bible' and there were two versions. I found one book for exampl titled 'The Bible Book by Book. I've found that sometimes it depends on the price of the ebook as well. (Something like the politicians cozying up to the Washington insiders at the expense of their constituents.) I wonder if Jeff Bezos is paying attention? I wonder if the authors are paying attention? I am forming an impression that Amazon managers find it easier to cozy up to the publishers since they are insulated from direct contact with their customers. You would think that Amazon would be our ally, since we are their customer, but apparently not. Most ebook formatting is already atrocious to the point I am beginning to lose my desire to read. Since it does take some time to build a TOC, I think we may be seeing a move to reduce the publishers cost by doing away with the TOC. I called customer service and told them this and was read a statement that said, in effect, it was up to the publishers discretion whether they included a working TOC. Not true!Ī couple of days ago I bought two ebooks (one was free). One of these requirements is that the ebook have a linked table of contents. I have been under the impression that Amazon made certain requirements of ebook publishers before they were allowed to be sold in the Kindle store.