Tips and Tricks for Scrivener E6: Creating eBooks

This video is part of the "Tips and Tricks for Scrivener" series. Learn how to create ePub and MOBI files from your manuscript using Scrivener.
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[@mek658]

Nice Presentation Appreciate you

[@realMartinHamilton]

Judy if I compile in pdf for my ebook I don't think there is a way to get a clickable table of contents. Do you know if this can be done? Otherwise I would need to export to Word and make it there which I know how to do (actually Open Office).Thanks for the structured and professionally done videos. You're good.

[@BlackWolfEditorial]

Yes, hyperlinks can be added into PDFs, however, creating a hyperlinked Table of Contents is a tricky beast. The Table of Contents features within Mac system are much more powerful. Unfortunately, if you're on a Windows system, they're not all that handy. Within a Windows system, I'd create hyperlinks to other sections (links within the Scrivener project), then manually edit the text. It's a tricky, fiddly process, but at least you don't need to use MSWord for it to work.

[@BlackWolfEditorial]

Hi all. Please be advised that this video will be redone in the future for Scrivener 3, but I'm waiting for the Windows Beta version to be a little more stable before I start the video recording process.