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Originally Posted by Turtle91
There is no automatic process that can determine links if there is nothing to indicate a link in the original document. I suspect the successful pdfs have had those links/bookmarks already created in the pdf before the conversion, the failures didn’t.
When you say the pdf conversion was almost perfect, I start to think I’m in an episode of twilight zone (did I just age myself?!?) because it’s very difficult to get a ‘decent’ conversion from a pdf, let alone a near perfect one. It might look decent but I would suspect that when you open it up in Sigil/Calibre you will find either a bunch of nauseating code, or just a bunch of images of each page, that may cause problems in different readers/apps/systems.
Tread carefully!!
Cheers!
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Thanks, then I guess I won't be bothered with trying to manually link hundreds of footnotes, that would be a waste of time.
Even those really bad manually scanned books with slightly yellow/darker pages were OCRd correctly, with obviously a few characters misread, because the pages were not aligned and it wasn't in English.
Other than that, when I go to edit in Calibre, the only errors that I get are the missing rules in the main.css. Even then, if I just send them to my Kindle Paperwhite 4, there are no issues whatsoever.