Thread: Converting to Epub using Calibri
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Old 03-20-2012, 12:50 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by ralphiedee View Post
I have a set of pdf's which I need to convert to an .epub file. I read in the Calibir documentation that .pdf is the worst format to use to convert in Calibri. Can someone let me know what format I should convert the pdf's to so I can eventually convert to an epub file. There are many programs and ways to convert pdfs to as I have the entire Adobe Master Suite.

Any help?
IMHO

EPUB

There is not much to be gained by converting to something that may LOSE more (layout, style) details

Converting to TXT loses the most, all font style
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