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Old 03-23-2017, 12:20 AM   #1
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Anyone know how to add a gutter when converting an epub to pdf? Thanks.
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See ==>> print pdf with "inside" margin offset

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Old 03-23-2017, 03:14 AM   #3
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Thank you. That gave me the idea to run a batch script in Photoshop to resize extracted pages from a pdf using Acrobat, then reassemble them back in Acrobat (those are the tools I have).

I find it hard to believe that Calibre could not be made to add inside margins since it is already doing something similar with different headers and footers that can be adjusted with margins, which is great in itself.

In fact, I was just thinking how cool it would be to add a page border to the outside of the pages that was staggered for each chapter like manuals are. Just an idea.
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Thank you. That gave me the idea to run a batch script in Photoshop to resize extracted pages from a pdf using Acrobat, then reassemble them back in Acrobat (those are the tools I have).

I find it hard to believe that Calibre could not be made to add inside margins since it is already doing something similar with different headers and footers that can be adjusted with margins, which is great in itself.

In fact, I was just thinking how cool it would be to add a page border to the outside of the pages that was staggered for each chapter like manuals are. Just an idea.
Calibre could be made to do what you want, if someone was willing to put the effort in. But given there aren't a significant number of users clamouring for it, and that there are several workarounds, Kovid is unlikely to be interested in doing it.

And I just remembered there's a plugin for the Prince Convert to PDF gadget, I helped Jellby get it going, but I've never used it as such, see ==>> Prince PDF

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