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Old 11-14-2010, 09:06 PM   #2
tomsem
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Originally Posted by Se7enisLucky View Post
Well, the title basiclly says it all!
I have a Kindle 3 Wifi, the 6-inch screen, and natively, the PDF looks terrible, as it's super small font and etc. And zooming is a total pain :P

I've tried using Calibre to convert the PDF --> MOBI/PRC = FAIL!
Reason: My PDF is a technical jargon pdf, with many diagrams and "pictures."

I also tried using PDFReader, the one made by the guy on this forum (Nick - whatever his nickname is) I used 1.8.2, and, no, it was small font again, and didn't work out too well.

Is there no hope?
Or should I just buy the book, as in non-e-book, like, the actual paper/binding book
I, officially love the Kindle, so I don't really plan on that...

And that's the story. Thanks everyone!


Or - can I email it to someone here who is "more-experienced" than me, or am I just asking for a solution to a problem that currently has no solution?
Thanks again
I find that cropping the margins, headers, footers helps much of the time. If you don't have Acrobat, or a Mac, there are a number of free tools for doing this, for example search mobileread for 'briss'.
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