Thread: Can Reader read .djvu?
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Old 06-03-2010, 05:48 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by RWood View Post
No. I also do not know of a converter that inputs DJVU and outputs anything that the Reader can read.

I am sure that there are some out there somewhere because I have a number of images of the Harvard Classics from the University of Toronto in DJVU format and the resultant text extracts from these volumes. Somebody else did the conversions but I do not know what tool they used.
Both pdfread and pdflrf convert djvu to lrf.

Also djvu can be converted to pdf using a standalone app or printing to a virtual pdf printer.

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