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Stan,

We create 30 or more "e-books" from printed books source files (FrameMaker) a month 
and we strip out the running heads and delete the page numbers from the ToC, among 
many other things, including deleting blank pages.  Creating links from the ToC to the 
chapters and also creating bookmarks within the chapters makes the pdf well suited for 
web viewing.  It's also best if you break up the book into separate chapter files so 
the individual pdf file size is smaller.  This helps the files load quicker into 
Reader.  As long as you have all the files in one folder on your ftp site all the 
links and bookmarks will work fine.  

If your text is reflowing from Word to PDF and you want the book to appear exactly the 
same as the printed version without dividing the chapters, I would suggest having it 
typeset using a professional typesetting program such as FrameMaker/In Design or Quark 
and then pdf'd with Acrobat 6 using the web distiller setting.

<plug>Of course, for a nominal fee I just happen to provide such a service.</plug>

James Miller
 
CRC Press, LLC
Electronic Products Division
2000 NW Corporate Blvd.
Boca Raton, Florida 33431
(800)272-7737  Ext. 2231


-----Original Message-----
From: Stanley Long [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 6:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PDF-Basics] re material appearing in different page


 
Hello:   I just subscribed and have a question of my own which I have been unable to 
solve.  
 
I have authored a book which has been published in regular book form and I want to 
offer it also as an ebook.  Unfortunately, every time I convert it to PDF, the results 
are somewhat mixed. as
an example, the pages are numbered, with the table of contents show each chapter at a 
certain page, when it is in PDF  many of the pages are changed as to location of  
content and appear on different pages. obviously, if a table of contents shows the
chapters on page -- then it should also appear the same when converted or 
re opened in pdf.  Can you tell me if I have to acquire different software?  I am
presently using Word 98, acrobat 5 and reader.  thank you.  Stan Long
  

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