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Originally Posted by loviedovie
willus thanks for the reply.
I actually tried that but the issue was a usability thing for me, because I am not sure if I was getting the dimensions right.
The other issue is that sometimes the placement of those can be minus plus with scanned pdfs, especially if the pdfs are scanned with a camera device so putting hard coded numbers will most likely cut off usable parts as well.
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There is an app called
ScanTailor that helps you clean up scanned PDFs. Or you could do a first pass where you simply have k2pdfopt crop and autostraighten your doc:
Code:
k2pdfopt -ac -as -mode trim -n source.pdf -o source_cropped.pdf
...and then use the technique I described in the previous post.
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Originally Posted by loviedovie
The last issue related to it is that I personally like to have them as part of the page just in proper place, not part of the last line.
I am not sure if there is a way to achieve this maybe K2Pdf needs some kind of pattern recognition and training mode  |
Don't expect a feature like this from me anytime soon. The heuristics involved with auto-detecting a page number / header / footer are likely fraught with false positives and false negatives. The goal of k2pdfopt is to make your document comfortably readable and intelligible on an e-reader within reason, but not necessarily to achieve perfection.
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Originally Posted by loviedovie
In anycase I like this software as a desktop tool and as it being part of the Koreader.
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Thank you.