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Originally Posted by erpel
I ran across an odd case in which k2pdfopt recognizes a third region in a regular 2 col layout. This third region spans across the entire width along the bottom of the page.
The document I tried to convert is located here: www.cs.ucf.edu/~jjl/pubs/ICSE0289.pdf, page 8 is a good example. |
Varying -crgh (specifically, making it larger) doesn't help in this case, but it should. I would call this a bug, actually. I'll look into it. For now, if you use -m 0.5 to chop off the page numbers, the columns are correctly separated all the way down.
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Originally Posted by erpel
I am wondering, what to the green markers in between paragraphs in the -sm output mean exacly?
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The green lines mark blank areas that are large enough that they are considered to separate contiguous regions. k2pdfopt will not try to wrap text across green lines, for example.
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