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Originally Posted by mrmikel
Save To HTML does preserve images and tables also.
BUT you need to go through each page to see how it has analyzed in order to make sure you get complete pictures. It goes a little overboard if it finds text in a graphic. It also doesn't do so well if you have an image that seems to fade out too fast for its liking. But you can tell it where the image boundaries are in these cases and it will pick up the whole thing.
You can also do the same for tables, when it has mistaken them.
Then Read (recognize) and the output is much better.
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Absolutely. I think the issue/problem here is an expectation of going direct to ePUB, and skipping that step. Direct to ePUB shan't keep the images/figures, etc., as we all know (painfully too well). I think that Tex (Texanns002) has a fairly great lengthy post somewhere around here (hell, is it in this very thread?) about how to competently scan. Wherever it is, it's worth reading, both for newbs and even those of us with a few under our belts.
Hitch