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Originally Posted by wesleyer
This is possible (Calibre can do that, for instance, and even Amazon will convert it for you), but the quality of the results will vary. For PDFs with lots of tables, images, etc. the resulting file formatting may be a mess.
There are (usually paid) tools which promises better handling of PDF files, and maybe could aid to create a PDF more suitable for an e-reader.
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I have converted pdfs twice. The first time was with 3 book samples from some nut's website, and I sent them through Amazon. The result was a file where many words would be run together with no spaces, or with word breaks mid-word. Not IMPOSSIBLE to read, but not pleasant at all. The second time I used Calibre. It produced flawless reading material, but of course no perks. I haven't tried anything with charts.