Select “Split by style,” and click the down arrow button to find the style you used for your chapter headers. In this book I used “ChapterHeader.” Note that I placed an asterisk after ChapterHeader*. This will ensure that all instances of ChapterHeader are included when Jutoh splits the document into different pages. For example, if you look at the drop down box, you’ll see “ChapterHeader + Page Break.” Jutoh will split this into a new page, as well. If you need to split your document into multiple sections, and you’ve used the styles “Header 1” and “Header 2” then you would type (without quotes) “Heading 1*|Heading 2*|” into the box. If you’d like to separate it by three headings, and you used Heading 1, 2, 3, then you would type “Heading 1*|Heading 2*|Heading 3*|” into the box. Hit return, and it should show you how many instances of the heading(s) are in your manuscript. Click “Next.”įor Cover Design, select “Use an existing file.” Browse for your ebook front cover and upload it. I make sure my file meets KDP’s requirements–their ideal cover size is 2,560 x 1,600 pixels. Jutoh will upload your manuscript and split it into sections. Each section will be an entry in the Table of Contents that Jutoh will create and insert into the beginning of your ebook. It will also use each entry to create a NCX Table of Contents, which readers can access at any point within the book so they can easily navigate to a different sections of your book. If you’d like to split one page into two pages, place your cursor where you’d like the split to take place. To split it you can either press (without quotes) “Alt + Ctrl + H” or else go to the top menu and click “Edit” and then “Split Document.” (Alternately, if you’d like to join two pages you can select “Edit” and then “Join Document.”)Ī dialogue box will appear. Type what you’d like the new page to be named. You’ll see the new page in the left panel. Now you just need to go to the bottom left and select the type of ebook you’d like to create. Pay attention to these and decide if you’d like to fix them in your Word document and upload it again.Ĭlick “Compile.” Jutoh will create your ebook, and usually it will be located within your Documents folder, in a folder entitled, “Jutoh Documents.” But I also like to create a Mobipocket file for KDP Kindle. It’s very important to check your files in a previewer before you upload your file to KDP or Barnes & Noble.ĭownload the Barnes & Noble Nook reading app here:Īnd that’s all there is to it! Pretty simple, right? □ If you want to reupload your document without having to create a new file in Jutoh all over again, go to “File” and the “Reimport Project.” If you’ve split pages manually, you’ll need to do so again.
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