Komentáře k příspěvku: Formáty na PRS-505: *.PDF http://www.pepak.net/e-books/sony-reader/formaty-na-prs-505-pdf/ bezpečnost, e-books, soundtracky, horrory, software... Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:48:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Od: pepak http://www.pepak.net/e-books/sony-reader/formaty-na-prs-505-pdf/#comment-35 pepak Sat, 18 Apr 2009 08:16:39 +0000 http://www.pepak.net/?p=62#comment-35 Well, I agree with you that this is quite feasible. With one catch: If you already have the book in such a form that can be processed in the way you describe, you can just as well convert it to e.g. HTML or RTF as to PDF - and I am convinced these other formats are better suited for the task. Well, I agree with you that this is quite feasible. With one catch: If you already have the book in such a form that can be processed in the way you describe, you can just as well convert it to e.g. HTML or RTF as to PDF – and I am convinced these other formats are better suited for the task.

]]> Od: roger64 http://www.pepak.net/e-books/sony-reader/formaty-na-prs-505-pdf/#comment-33 roger64 Sat, 18 Apr 2009 07:08:42 +0000 http://www.pepak.net/?p=62#comment-33 Hi. Living in Prague. I like perfect books and I use custom PDF to read them. It requires sometimes a lot of work, but when you build up your library, I think it's worthwhile. 1. Saving in Word format (either thru FineReader 9 for multi-column PDF or from Acrobat for "standard" A4 PDF) 2. Inserting the file in a 9x12 cm custom format, correcting, adding images from Google images or from the book itself and saving as odt format in OpenOffice . 3. "Exporting" this file as a PDF. Sometimes the "reflow" function on the original book is quite good though. So, before setting up to work it can be a good idea to check it out. Hi. Living in Prague.

I like perfect books and I use custom PDF to read them. It requires sometimes a lot of work, but when you build up your library, I think it’s worthwhile.
1. Saving in Word format (either thru FineReader 9 for multi-column PDF or from Acrobat for „standard“ A4 PDF)
2. Inserting the file in a 9×12 cm custom format, correcting, adding images from Google images or from the book itself and saving as odt format in OpenOffice .
3. „Exporting“ this file as a PDF.

Sometimes the „reflow“ function on the original book is quite good though. So, before setting up to work it can be a good idea to check it out.

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