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Old 03-18-2015, 09:15 AM   #1026
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Hi willus, here again.
I was trying to convert a pdf which is composed by two column per page. Which option should I use to have a right pdf?

Also, I was wondering about another option: Native PDF output. Should it be used in order to obtain better results while converting from PDF to EPUB (or some other ebook format)?

Thanks as always for your help and your work.
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