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Originally Posted by stillstill
If there is a thin horizontal line (it is located just before the footnotes begin, I cannot eliminate it since its position varies on pages) the text that is above that line is rendered into so microscopic font, that is comparable with the line width... Is there a way to remediate from this?... Moreover text alignment switches from justified to left for the entire chapter where there at the end that horizontal line is.
Any idea highly appreciated.
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Thank you for including screen shots and especially for including a source PDF. That makes it much easier to suggest things. There are a couple
options.
1. Erase the line using the -ehl option:
k2pdfopt -ehl 1 ... source.pdf
2. Set a minimum text row height using the -rhmin option:
k2pdfopt -rhmin 1 ... source.pdf
Either one effectively removes the horizontal line from the output. BTW I used
-ml 0.2 -mr 0.2 to get rid of the < > marks on the source pages, as you probably did also.