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Originally Posted by ayman07
hi everyone. sorry if this has been said over and over again but i just cant seem to find what i need from searching. i have a K2 and i have a book that is in PDF. i went on adobe pro 9 and created bookmarks for every chapter. i used calibre to try and convert. while it did the job, the kindle still doesnt show the little dots at the bottom of the screen. these tell you how much longer you have till the next chapter. if ur reading a long book, its nice to visually see progress not just percentage. any way of accomplishing this?
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Well, none of the Kindles recognize Adobe PDF bookmarks. So, at this point I would say no. Unless there is a patch of some kind in Calibre that takes the PDF bookmarks and makes them into a new kind of data that the Kindle can read.
Unfortunately, the only way I can think to make a PDF really Kindle compatible (with bookmarks and other goodies), would be to OCR the thing, and then copy the text into HTML and then convert from there.
It would suck, but I know of no shortcuts. And, if anyone does know of one, I'd love to hear about it.