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Originally Posted by Ankh
Last time I've checked, it was impossible to buy a book (or snatch a freebe) from Sony store without the software.
Darn, the frontend for the store are (X)HTML forms anyway, why oh why is that you need a client application (and Mac or Windows OS) to buy from them?  |
You don't need to buy from Sony, though. There are alternatives.
vxf,
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Originally Posted by cedricp
Hi all,
I've just made a small python program that let you browse the files stored on your PRS600, list the files for which freehand notes are available, and export them to a jarnal package. From jarnal, the notes can then be exported to pdf, edited, etc... See jarnal doc for details:
http://www.dklevine.com/general/soft...000/jarnal.htm
I'm on ubuntu, and I have little time, so this is command line only. It should be pretty easy to pass it to a wxpython app if required, but don't count on me for that. I think the app should work on OSX and Win, but I have not tested (and don't plan to).
Usage: annot.py /media/READER
or the directory where your reader database appears.
Note: you need to uncompress the .py file before using it, and make it executable.
Disclaimer: this should work pretty well for A4/letter paper. For other size you may experience shifts because I could not figure out the conversion matrix of the prs600.
Now regarding, text annotation: This is a bit harder to solve because the overlined text is referred to by a #pdfloc tag (encoded in base64) which is a non-documented feature of adobe pdf. If someone has info about it, it should be no problem to add the overlining to the jarnal file. I have not been able to find anything usable.
Please let me know if this is useful.
Best regards |