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Old 01-09-2014, 08:56 AM   #692
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Originally Posted by terry2010 View Post
thanks for your great work!

I used this ,but have small problems.


small words become very big






I use k2pdfopt like this

k2pdfopt -ui- -p 30-40 -as -x -sm -gtw 0.03937 test.pdf $*

how can I fix it ? thank you very much
Thank you for showing me your command-line options. It would also help if you could attach part or all of the source PDF file so I could try some different setting for it, but I think I know what is wrong. Why did you choose to use -gtw 0.03937? That is a very large value (and overly specific--you don't need that kind of accuracy--just use 0.04). Did you mean to add an extra zero (e.g. 0.004)? That value is likely preventing k2pdfopt from finding a break in the lines, and therefore the long lines are forced to fit the width of your device and come out smaller because of this. The shorter lines are done at the desired output size/DPI for your device, which is why they appear larger. If you use a smaller value for -gtw (or don't specify it all, since the default value is 0.0015), that should allow k2pdfopt to re-flow your text better and it will come out more uniform in size. If you don't want to use re-flow, then use -mode fw (native output) and the lines should come out more uniformly.

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