[grechzoo]

I will be getting one of these when I go to America in May (unless they are released in the UK first)

Basically I have a large collection of e-books in PDF format. They are all formatted text, so there are no images or anything within them that I am looking to preserve. So basically, I’m asking if there if is a way to convert them into a kindle supported format that would allow me to not only preserve the formatting, (Indents, Spacing etc.) but also be able to change the text size on the kindle, and save the page you are on etc.

Is there a PC program out there that does this? again bear in mind these are specifically text based PDF’s, I know this is impossible when I'm dealing with images, but I’m just hoping there is a conversion program out there that makes it a true kindle book file while still retaining the formatting. I ask this because when I copy and paste the text from the PDF (using Foxit) to MS word the indents and things aren’t there anymore. It’s still readable, but it isn’t exactly the best.

Also me and my mother do not have the best vision so just using the PDF feature on the kindle might be a bit too uncomfortable.

Any advice you could offer would really help me, I really want this work out as I know it would be one of the best purchases I will make if I can get this working right.

Thanks
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Idris