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Originally Posted by LCF
Well, starting small:
If you want a decent graphic quality form .doc(x) to .pdf you have to:
- 1. Change the printing resolution of your pdf printer (bullzip pdf printer for example) to at least 1200 dpi.
- 2. Make the final version of the book.
- 3. Create a copy and open it.
- 4. STOP automatic saves every x minutes.
- 5. Replace all of the graphics with the original files (in mso 2007/2010 juts right click and choose "change picture". Do NOT save.
- 6. Print the file.
- 7. If you want to be loved: make a special PDF edition with very big text, so the page looks good on a 5" or 6" device.
At least that's how I had to do it. If anyone knows a faster way I will be happy to be corrected. |
LCF: I think you provided some great info only it's a bit over my head. I didn't even know there was a dedicated PDF printer, or, do you mean any printer?
Anyway, someone else suggested the Calibre system and without knowing a thing yet other than having watched the demo video, it looks like Calibre can do just about anything I (you/we) want to do with ebooks.