Thread: Kobo Aura One for pdf's
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Old 12-30-2016, 05:42 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by Dodman View Post
I didn't buy my Kobo Aura One for PDF reading. I was quite happy to do that on my iPad. However, I do have a number of PDF books, and out of curiosity I tried them out on the Kobo. As a standard PDF, I found it a waste of time. Converted to an epub via Calibre, it was even worse.
PDF distillation is a destructive process. Adobe never intended it to be reversible. As such, any conversion from PDF is going to be difficult. Results will vary from PDF to PDF, and different files will need different options to get some some value of "best" results regardless of the conversion tools you use.
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