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Originally Posted by senordustball
I tried calibre many time but it didn't work. But I've figured out the problem:
ABBYY Fine Reader sets up a "Class" which sets the image size for each individual image, and calibre just leaves those alone when it does its conversion. Here's an example of the class table:
img.sgc-48 {width:429pt;height:590pt;}
img.sgc-47 {width:426pt;height:586pt;}
img.sgc-46 {width:428pt;height:395pt;}
img.sgc-45 {width:428pt;height:582pt;}
img.sgc-44 {width:422pt;height:592pt;}
img.sgc-43 {width:246pt;height:336pt;}
img.sgc-42 {width:429pt;height:597pt;}
img.sgc-41 {width:413pt;height:586pt;}
img.sgc-40 {width:424pt;height:578pt;}
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Every one of those dimensions will fit on the screen of a nook. There is no reason for them not to fit.