PDF -> What?

[Ulysses]

So I tried JAP again and it screw up fonts all the time (PDF, wol conversion) anything usefull to crop PDFs? The idea is good.

[torbich]

Originally Posted by Ulysses

Is there a way to change font in PDF? As a lot of my PDFs were written on an old typewriter and there is very thin font and it looks too small to read it in enviroment where you can't fully concentrate on reading. I just need to make it bold or something.

The only work-around I can propose is the contrast and brightness adjustment in JAP. Try them, can make fonts look bolder.

[sorareader]

Originally Posted by Ulysses

So I tried JAP again and it screw up fonts all the time (PDF, wol conversion) anything usefull to crop PDFs? The idea is good.

Adobe Acrobat works very well...

[Ulysses]

The JAP results were terrible I tried it yesterday several times.. I found out new tool called

http://www.nitropdf.com/professional/support/manual/online_help_about.htm

Nitro PDF, and it does job very well.. I can sometimes read PDF in portrait mode! The only issue it got with completely locked PDFs.. (partially locked work).. anyway many of my books are now actually readable..

*edit

I have another question.. I have 2 PDF.. one has all left pages of a book and the other one has all right pages of the book.. and I need them mix together page by page and then make a single book.. any ideas?

[torbich]

Originally Posted by Ulysses

I have another question.. I have 2 PDF.. one has all left pages of a book and the other one has all right pages of the book.. and I need them mix together page by page and then make a single book.. any ideas?

Its not that easy.
The solution which I can propose. You'll need PSUtils package - you can get it here: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/psutils.htm
Next:
1) Convert second file to PS, and reverse page order in it (via PStoPS) or via Adobe Acrobat and printing to some PS printer in reverse order.
2) Merge 2 files in one - I can do this via Adobe Acrobat Professional - maybe there are another, free tools to do this.
3) Convert to PostScript
4) Use pstops from PSUtils package. You'll need something like
pstops 2:0,-1 infile outfile
5) Convert back to PDF.