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Old 09-30-2010, 01:32 PM   #812
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Originally Posted by arijon View Post
I have several textbooks scanned into relatively high-quality PDF with OCR. They look good on my computer, but they are too big to read on the iPad. So I've been trying to convert the PDFs to ePub while maintaining the OCR. I have read through the Calibre settings and can't figure out how to convert to ePub and keep OCR. Otherwise the PDFs are too big to read on my iPad. Any suggestions?
Use your pdf reader to save the pdf as text. That should save out the OCR text from the original pdf and drop the images of the text. Then convert the text document. You say you have "high-quality PDF with OCR" and that "They look good on my computer" If you are are looking at the scanned images of text, it will look good, but the OCR text, which normally does not display, may look awful, so this process may not work well.
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