First, create your desired structure in a text editor.
On the first line will be placed keyword bookmarks
in round brackets as a root.
Behind the chapter titles are located page numbers or page names (with a suffix .djvu
). Before the number must be symbol sharp #
. All parameters are enclosed in quotation marks ""
.
Lower order chapters are created by embedding additional round brackets behind higher order chapter.
Sample with page numbers:
(bookmarks
("TOC" "#3")
("Chapter 1 - Blabla" "#7"
("Subchapter 1.1 - Blabla" "#11")
)
("Chapter 2 - Blabla" "#15"
("Subchapter 2.1 - Blabla" "#17"
("Subchapter 2.1.1 - Blabla" "#20")
)
)
("Chapter 3 - Blabla" "#25")
)
Sample with page names (with a suffix .djvu
):
(bookmarks
("TOC" "#page_0003.djvu")
("Chapter 1 - Blabla" "#page_0007.djvu"
("Subchapter 1.1 - Blabla" "#page_00011.djvu")
)
("Chapter 2 - Blabla" "#page_00015.djvu"
("Subchapter 2.1 - Blabla" "#page_00017.djvu"
("Subchapter 2.1.1 - Blabla" "#page_00020.djvu")
)
)
("Chapter 3 - Blabla" "#page_00025.djvu")
)
Caution: Save the file in UTF-8
.
Second, paste the created outline text file into the selected DjVu file.
Install the DjVuLibre library (if you do not already have it).
From the library we use djvused
tool.
At the command prompt, type:
path\djvused path\book.djvu -e "set-outline path\outline.txt" -s
Instead path
parameter substitute your location on the disk.
Parameter -e
is the exec (system call) of the set-outline
command with the filename parameter.
Parameter -s
is save command.
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