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Old 06-27-2009, 02:31 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by tech_au View Post
I used a sample issue of Scientific american magazine and tried numerous convertors and it was almost readable and formatted good enough but not quite so I gave up. Only a large size reader displaying pdf natively would yield good results I think.
Could you post the article or a link to it, and maybe I'd suggest a tool. I definitely wouldn't try anything like calibre or mobipocket. PaperCrop might have been helpful, if it was formatted in columns; maybe a combination of that with something else.
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