Zachary Kline <zkl...@speedpost.net> wrote: > Jason, > > The current version of iBooks for OS X is not as accessible as you might > want. The table of contents can be opened with command-t. You’ll need to > turn off cursor tracking, or possibly use the Item Chooser, or another > method to choose the section you want. If all goes well, Apple will release > 10.10 soon with a more accessible iBooks.
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