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Originally Posted by curtw
What version of Acrobat are you using? I've got Acrobat 8, and tried it with Export to HTML 3. The only "flaw" was that it dropped the icons from the "Allomancy quick reference chart" at the end (probably because of them being in-line graphics). It chose a really weird 13.5-point font size that made the non-italics look like they were bolded, but that was a simple global change. it fully retained the single-character ligature for "fl," and I havent double-checkrd to see if it still displays properly on my reader, but looks good in MS Word.
Export to RTF, on the other hand, looks like garbage...
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I did use Acrobat 8 to export this PDF to HTML 4.1 with CSS and it didn't come out as good as I would have liked. I've been searhing/replacing to find where the fi got lost. Seems it's screwed up in the original HTML. I can fix it there, but I would lose all the formatting I've done. Also there are spots where the paragraphs are just awful. Overall, I think TOR dropped the ball with this one. What TOR should have done if they had wanted it to be PDF is make it for a 6" eink screen and then we would have been OK. But as it is, it's a nightmare to convert it. Mobipocket Creator did even worse then Acrobat.