JSWolf
04-24-2007, 07:02 PM
I'm noticing that when loading a PDF into BD, I lose the italics and emdashes. What can be done to fix this?
Jon
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View Full Version : PDF import bugs with Book Designer JSWolf 04-24-2007, 07:02 PM I'm noticing that when loading a PDF into BD, I lose the italics and emdashes. What can be done to fix this? Jon astra 04-25-2007, 03:38 AM I'm noticing that when loading a PDF into BD, I lose the italics and emdashes. What can be done to fix this? Jon Unfortunatelly, nothing. If you are making a book from pdf, you have to convert the pdf to RTF or HTML, then upload the resultant file into BD for a further editing. vvv 04-25-2007, 11:29 AM I'm noticing that when loading a PDF into BD, I lose the italics and emdashes. What can be done to fix this? When BD processes a pdf, it just gets its text skipping all the styles. In principal, it is possible to keep styles but to do this I need to develop another, much more complicated algorithms to glue the lines. Maybe I will try to do it with time, but not right now... JSWolf 04-26-2007, 05:41 AM Unfortunatelly, nothing. If you are making a book from pdf, you have to convert the pdf to RTF or HTML, then upload the resultant file into BD for a further editing. How would I go about converting the PDF to RTF or HTML to keep the styles? astra 04-26-2007, 06:00 AM How would I go about converting the PDF to RTF or HTML to keep the styles? to HTML I am using Adobe Professional 7.x I think. I just open the pdf file and save it as HTML 4.0. there is another html option, I think html 3.0, don't use it. the formating comes out completely wrong. 1 line per page :D RTF ...there are a couple of tools. One of them is abbyy.pdf.transformer.2.0 I don't remember another one which is similar in quality. vvaann 04-26-2007, 02:49 PM ScanSoft.PDF.Converter.2.0 is another one, I think. |