Create pdf from xhtml files from epub

[conversionerror]

I want to know how I can create a pdf from all the xhtml files from an epub.

I have Adobe acrobat DC.

BTW, all the formating aside, even though the layout of the xhtml files look equal to the physical copy of the book, when I copy and paste text from them, all space characters between words are missing, so restoring spaces would be great.

Here's one age as an example: https://gofile.io/d/b9XG2x

[Foozle]

From the viewer, just select Print > PDF. That should do a direct conversion. If you have any trouble, you can convert it to a document, such as DOCX, edit that as needed, then save / convert to PDF.

[conversionerror]

Originally Posted by Foozle

From the viewer, just select Print > PDF. That should do a direct conversion. If you have any trouble, you can convert it to a document, such as DOCX, edit that as needed, then save / convert to PDF.

Viwer? Adobe Acrobat does not allow to combine xhtml files into a pdf.

[Martinoptic]

From calibre viewer….

[rjwse@aol.com]

While in calibre main screen, highlight the line your book is on and then hit "c" (for "convert"). At top-left (input) is your book as EPUB. Change top-right (output) to PDF. A new screen pops up. On the left column, second from bottom, are a kazillion things you can change to your liking, including header and/or footer design, paper sizes, fonts, margins, font size, table of contents. You can add "odd/even offset" for your own use, but this does not work for Amazon uploads. Best regards, Pop