Normally this can be done very quickly right clicking on the Chapter Titles and Section Titles and choosing the option to Select text with similar formatting.ħ.
In Microsoft Word, mark the Chapter Titles and Sections of the book which you want to be included in the Table of Contents with the Styles of Heading 1, Heading 2, and Heading 3. Go back to Logos, and repeat steps 3 and 4 until you have copied the entire book.Ħ. This is good for Kindle, as those hyperlinks won't work and could simply cause confusion.ĥ. You will notice that the footnotes are copied, and that the hyperlinks to Logos resources are NOT included. Paste the text into Microsoft Word (or another similar program). Once you have selected a good amount (maybe every couple of chapters), right click on the selected text and choose the option Copy.Ĥ. In the box above the book which indicates the page number, you will notice that it begins to report the pages which you currently have selected. With your mouse, select the text beginning on the Title Page and begin to drag the mouse downward. If you like, make the text as small as possible (this will make it slightly faster, and is completely optional).ģ. Go to the Title Page.Change the Layout style to full screen. Open the book you would like to export to Kindle. Set the option to Copy Footnotes to "Yes"Ģ.
MELLEL CONTINUES FOOTNOTE INSTALL
Programs: You'll need to install two free programs, Calibre and Sigil. Easy and fast (I promise! There are lot of steps, but they are very simple). Goal: Export a Logos book to a native Kindle (or other eReader device) format, with fully functional native Table of Contents and working footnotes. I know there are a few posts already about Kindle, but I have come up with a methodology to export books from Logos to Kindle (or other eReader devices) that I think is really easy, quick and powerful, and wanted to start a new post to share it with you.
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