For those on Windows, there's a quick way to convert all PDFs in a folder.
- Download the attached file and rename it as pdfread-batch.bat
- Open up the renamed file, and change the set OPT= line to use the appropriate profile. You may also have to change the EXT= line if you are using a different profile. In case you have installed in a non-default location, change the set LOC= line too.
- Copy the batch file into a directory where you want to convert, and double click on it. The filename will be used as the book title, so be sure to name files properly. A ebook with be created with the same name (but with given extension ie. sample.pdf => sample.lrf).
In case you want to customize further:
- Do a normal conversion with your custom params for a single file and copy the command line options to a text file. Some advice on how to copy the options from the window:
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Originally Posted by alex_d
To copy text from a CMD window, right-click on the title bar (the bar that has the X and minimize buttons), choose properities, and then enable QuickEdit mode. This lets you highlight text and copy it by right-clicking on it. Copy everything, even if you have to scroll up.
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- Copy the command line parameters and replace the set OPT= mentioned above. Do NOT include the input filename, the title (-t option) or the call to pdfread, just the options. The value should be valid command line options.
People on OS X/Linux can hack together a similiar script very easily, so I won't bother to post it. If you do want such a script, let me know.