Thread: Which paper books would you like to have as ebooks.
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Old 12-11-2012, 11:34 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by xendula View Post
Is that the same as 1dollarscan? I have two out of print books I have been meaning to use this service for.
Do your ebooks have any typos or formatting issues due to OCR problems at all?
And do they actually deliver a kindle compatible format like .mobi, or just a file you have to convert yourself?
Yep, 1dollarscan.com. That's what happens when you respond to forum posts when sailing in gusty weather.

No, the results are very good. I received the files in PDF then converted them using Adobe AcrobatX Pro then Calibre (which now has a 64bit version).
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