Thread: iPad is Superior to Android for Importing Calibre-Organized PDF's (Show Me I'm Wrong)
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Old 01-03-2012, 03:41 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by Madmick View Post
Aha. Sounds like you're the man I'm looking for.

Can I create my own PDF with a pre-existing PDF so that all the content is the same, but I have the ability to reconstruct the metadata from scratch? How do I do this?
Why assume I'm male!

And sorry, I have no clue. I make my PDF's from a HTML base. I didn't like the epub implementation on my BeBook Mini and my PDA only read mobipocket. So, I needed a way to generate 3 formats from one source format. So, HTML to epub, mobipocket and PDF. Being a developer myself, I made a tool to format my HTML into LaTeX and from LaTeX I convert to PDF.

To edit PDF files themselves, there are some tools available, but most are rather expensive or hardly working...
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