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Originally Posted by Dillinquent
Yep, tried rtf, xml, word.doc, word.docx, html, html - filtered and OCR. nothing works except PDFtoEPUB, which makes the worst HTML I've ever seen.
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Dilliquent - I think Jelby may have meant OCR'ing hard copies rather than OCR from inside Acrobat. I also found that if you open that "really bad" HTML from the Acrobat export in a browser you can copy from the display rather than the source to another program that exports it to cleaner HTML. i.e. I exported from Acrobat to HTML with CSS opened in Firefox copied from Firefox to InDesign and didn't get a paragraph character at the end of every line which you do with most of the exports from PDF.
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Originally Posted by Michael Grossman
Dillinquent - I'm having a similar problem when I cut and past books in the word.doc format into Indesign to begin to create an epub. It leaves out all the italics and I have to style them all manually. Has anyone else run into this going from MS Word into Indesing? Thanks - Michael
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Try importing the word doc rather than copy and paste. That might work.