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Old 11-24-2018, 12:19 PM   #165
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Originally Posted by FrustratedReader View Post
But are they free or pirated?
Calibre is good at formatting, though I import doc, docx, rtf, html (copy & paste from browser window even if a saved file) and such to LibreOffice Writer and save as .odt after reformatting to small page size 5pt margins and suitable fonts/size, then open in Calibre. Very quick & simple. I import other formats direct to Calibre.
I avoid PDF unless it has a text layer that can be exported into LibreOffice Writer.
Calibre's pretty bad when it comes to converting comics (cbz/cbr). These were meant for full page, one page per image, no margins. For comics/manga, I've found Kindle Comic Converter to be the best option.
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