Thread: Disfunctional Hightlights on Kindle 3
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Old 11-10-2010, 03:10 AM   #7
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@mldavis2 I guess it really depends on a "market/sphere of interest" you operate in - in my "market" there are hardly any PDF files that are just images of pages. In any case i am talking about Text based PDFs that might or might not contain images.

I have a lot of PDF files i would like to read on Kindle and until i have found a way to highlight on Kindle 3 i will have to scan them first. I have scanned one PDF with an OCR program into an RTF file. Then i converted that file into a MOBI file with Calibre. Unfortunately all images in that book are "lost in translation" (from RTF to MOBI). Anyone has suggestion as to what kind of files i should make in order to be able to highlight AND see images?
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