Thread: Script for converting ePUB to PDF using Prince
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Old 08-06-2012, 08:42 PM   #19
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Nota: The installation problems above this post were resolved using the static package instead of the dynamic one.

Conclusion: Wonderful software!!!

I can now have a PDF with embedded fonts, dropcaps, full cover page and a justified text. The total weight of the file went up from 490 k to 920 k which is quite OK.

No work to do. As far as your original EPUB uses styles, no problem.

Thank you very much!! Congratulations to Jellby and Prince.

I join this six inches (9x12) PDF as a proof. The original EPUB has been published on MR some days ago.

@Jellby
EDIT: I tried to produce a 9.7inch PDF (that is 14.8cm 19.7cm) and I did produce a frame of this size but the image and text were not increased beyond 9x12. I surely did something wrong, can you produce one for me as a demo (and explain)?
The original EPUB is here.
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File Type: pdf Marcheurs.pdf (920.6 KB, 865 views)
Last edited by roger64; 08-07-2012 at 01:29 AM. Reason: 9.7 inch?
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