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lgjmac
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Hi guys,
I'm trying to put pdf science textbooks on to a kindle. They have difficult equations and subscripts/superscripts and pictures of atoms and things which however I try seem to become a jumble.
So far I have tried:
1. Using Calibre - dodgy results, equations handled very badly
2. Using OCR via Acrobat and Abby Finereader to make either a word doc, html file, etc - then send that to Kindle via Calibre or Amazon's convert system: didn't work, OCR seems unable to cope with symbols like chemical equilibrium or subscripts
3. Sending to Amazon with 'Convert' in the subject
4. Using Briss which crops but still they look too small and awkward
5. Using the raw pdf on the kindle in landscape mode (i cannot get past the awkward way it turns pages)
I would happily buy some software if I could be sure it could cope with algebra etc. I thought that I could convert it to LaTeX somehow but cannot find a converter from pdf...
Please help me, I'm getting desperate!
Anyone with the same problem, get in touch and hopefully we can get some expert advice on this topic!
Thanks,
Lewis
I'm trying to put pdf science textbooks on to a kindle. They have difficult equations and subscripts/superscripts and pictures of atoms and things which however I try seem to become a jumble.
So far I have tried:
1. Using Calibre - dodgy results, equations handled very badly
2. Using OCR via Acrobat and Abby Finereader to make either a word doc, html file, etc - then send that to Kindle via Calibre or Amazon's convert system: didn't work, OCR seems unable to cope with symbols like chemical equilibrium or subscripts
3. Sending to Amazon with 'Convert' in the subject
4. Using Briss which crops but still they look too small and awkward
5. Using the raw pdf on the kindle in landscape mode (i cannot get past the awkward way it turns pages)
I would happily buy some software if I could be sure it could cope with algebra etc. I thought that I could convert it to LaTeX somehow but cannot find a converter from pdf...
Please help me, I'm getting desperate!
Anyone with the same problem, get in touch and hopefully we can get some expert advice on this topic!
Thanks,
Lewis