On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 2:16:36 PM UTC-5, tib...@sunyit.edu
wrote:
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> I found a tool that can convert a PDF textbook to epub, with minimal
> loss/corruption. Do we have an epub import tool lying around? I think Steve
> Schneider did something with epub in the spring.
>
>
epub is a
Epubs like docx files are assemblages. They are NOT really one file. They
are wrappers. Find out how to UN-wrap it. See what you got in that specific
epub format after unwrapping. Tell us what is in it. j.
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I found a tool that can convert a PDF textbook to epub, with minimal
loss/corruption. Do we have an epub import tool lying around? I think Steve
Schneider did something with epub in the spring.
On Friday, September 1, 2017 at 6:21:26 AM UTC-4, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> The trouble with PDF is
The trouble with PDF is that, contrary to expectations, it is actually an image
file format, rather than a text document format. In other words, it doesn’t
know anything about paragraphs, or headers, or footers; all it knows about are
simple instructions to draw a given letter at given
Such a tool would be helpful.
Personally I would look into tools to turn pdfs into text then import that,
because there a many issues going from a highly formatted document type to
plain text. Not to mention text inside images where some OCR is needed.
Foxit reader and Pro is great for pdf
Hi All,
I figured this may be a stretch but wanted to ask, is their any way to
import a PDF into plain text tiddlers?
Thanks
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