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Originally Posted by sthapit
I'm thinking of installing a [virtual] postscript printer, print it as a ps, then convert the postscript back to a pdf.
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Well, if it is a DRM-ed e-book then you can forget it - it would kind of defeat the purpose of DRM
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For this kind of "work around", I am currently writing an application called "e-book scanner" for my personal use. It's an application where you define a screen region and a click point for next page, and it automatically scans ("print screens") the whole e-book to jpg files. Then I use the ABBYY FineReader to convert it to pdf format. Depending on the font, you can get a 100% correct recognition, and a very good formatting.
Any other solution will be a hard one, if not impossible (depending on the encoder used for encryption)...