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Originally Posted by pops1959
I've been working on trying to convert a book for my own personal use to epub format so I can view it on my Nook Color. So far that book has been scanned, and saved in PDF format. Using Adobe Acrobat 7 I can view the book and it looks perfect. So I'm ok to that point. Now, when I convert it to epub using Calibre the photographs in the book come out as negatives. In Adobe the photos look as they should but when converted via Calibre they look like photographic negatives. I confess that with a few of the photos the effect is rather interesting, but....
Any clues or ideas appreciated.
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PDF everywhere...
why not using the good old WORD.
it's a word processor and it processes.
scan your document to word, or if you have a pdf already, convert via ABBYY or other transformers of your choice.
clean it up, modify it etcpp, with the powerful WORD, see what you get.
save it as .html (cause of your pics) or you're reading your book... and if you like simpler code, as .rtf
import to calibre...... and forget the tweenyweeny bugs in the calibre pdf conversion. (for now, calibre is still in <1 (.7.xx))