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Old 10-25-2009, 12:09 AM   #4
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I use my reader largely for reading technical PDFs/academic journal articles, but unfortunately, Calibre is not the best tool for it. (As great as calibre is...)

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Originally Posted by bjergtrold View Post
Your best bet is probably soPDF, a PDF -> PDF converter that can split pages.
Seconded. It's a great tool.

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Or you can convert the PDF to a sequence of pictures...
If you go this route, my recommendation would be PDFLRF -- it works very well. There isn't usually any need for manipulating the images. It does pretty much everything for you. In fact, I'd use it for everything, except that the files it creates are larger than what you'd get with, e.g., sopdf when that works.

Between soPdf and PDFLRF I can read pretty much anything I want.
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