Thread: PRS-650 problem pdfs - is it the file or the reader
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Old 02-24-2011, 03:24 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by elcreative View Post
Having just taken a look at the first pdf from the website, all I can say is I'm not surprised... it views perfectly on my computer but I wouldn't dream of trying to view it on an eReader. It is graphic intensive with charts, graphs etc on nearly every page, it uses coloured text on many pages with intensive indent, table and other formatting. If I really wanted to have it on a Sony or other reader then I'd download the Word version and use OpenOffice or LibreOffice to convert to epub and hope for the best...
There's also a very affordable PDF-OCR reader called ABBYY PDF Transformer. I've used it on many PDF files to create an RTF, which I can then EPUB.
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