Hello!

I was wondering if anyone on the list had some experience in matters
relating to the translation of print documents to the web in such a
way that formatting is preserved.

Essentially, we're trying to move books from print/InDesign/Corel
formats to the Web, with each page as a high res JPEG. These being
illustrated books, we want to preserve the layout and formatting in
the translation and mark the coordinates of text spaces within the
EXIF data such that we can then overlay text in different languages
from translations done on the 'web.

Assuming we were able to mark the text box as co-ordinates, either
manually or via EXIF what would we do about the background colour and
the existing text? If we
mark it as a text box with white background, it would be sub-optimal
and if we float the new text over it, with a transparent background,
the old text will still show.

One possible way is to create the JPEGs of the pages from the
InDesign/Corel master without the text but again, some automated
method would be ideal.

Would anyone know of a method or a company that could help with this?

Thank you.

Best,

Gautam

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