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Old 02-02-2016, 08:46 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by rainbowreader View Post
Hey, I just got a sony prs 650 for reading old books that are out of print. I'm currently trying to optimize the following book using K2PDFOPT: https://archive.org/details/anelementarycou03goodgoog

Now with the standard settings on K2PDFOPT, it's converting several things (sometimes equations, sometimes text, etc) to different sizes, so that the end result has some things looking really large.

Unfortunately, I'm not experienced with this program to know which settings will work best, so I tried some random stuff like native output but it still makes some text really big and others small, etc.

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks
I would just use:

Code:
-mode fw -ls-
You can leave out the -ls- if you want higher magnification, but you'll have to turn your reader sideways.

You may want to do a hundred pages at a time or so just to break it up a little. Adding the crop margin settings below might help a little--it should crop out some of the scan artifacts without impacting the text on most of the pages:

Code:
-m 0.38in,0.71in,0.43in,0.91in
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