CANNOT get proper format conversion for eBook

Hi there Bob, gosh I was just trying to help the poor lass. Nobody seems to have given her a positive answer. I recently did a marathon 640 page book for a client, and not a simple book. It contained charts, diagrams (placed as pictures) within the text flow, internal hyperlinks to other places in the book, external hyperlinks to other sites, footnotes etc. Things that HAD to stay on the pages they were placed, as often the diagram on a particular page was discussed on the facing page. So not only did the format have to stay fixed to stop the text flowing around the diagrams, which is what seems to be happening to poor Giovanna, it had to be fixed spreads. The book was exported to epub for use as an iBook (Apple) and it works perfectly. Yes, you do need to know what you are doing when exporting in order to make sure things like your table of contents and hyperlinks carry over but the final result looks and behaves exactly as it should. So, this is perfect for a Mac or an iPad, not for a Kindle which has to be created as another format, but this can be done using Kindle Creator which is free to download from Amazon, and again, you can create your Kindle book as a 'print replica' file and it will look and behave the same way. No reflows, nothing moves, everything stays as it should. I did have trouble getting my Kindle publication to include my table of contents, and didn't manage to find an easy answer on their website. Now I don't know what other epub readers there are, maybe they don't all work the same way, but my fixed layout publications work perfectly on the platforms they were created for.