Dave Symes <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >In article <mpro.m5u1g4000ruv100gc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > Jeremy Nicoll - zf freelists <jn.fr.lsts.74@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >[Snippy] >> Having done that your problem is entirely in finding a PDF -> ePub >> converter that works properly. As I found two separate commercial >> products both claiming 100% accuracy in that process, I just don;t >> understand why you don't try them, and then if they fail, ask the >> companies concerned why 100% is ... less than that. > >> You've lost me. I simply assumed that one could take an OvPro document >> and 'print' it to produce a PDF which looks like the OvPro document >> would if it was printed in any other way. > >The problem is not producing the PDF from any source, it's what we are >trying to do with it afterwards. > >But you make fair comment... > >As you note Jeremy there's a lot of converters out there, perhaps you'd be >kind enough to write the names of the two app you've mentioned, so I can >actually try them. > >We went through a lot of looking, testing etc at the end of last year >(2011) and rejected a lot for a variety of reasons. > >I'd love to find a suitable PDF converter, it's much simpler than other >routes... > >Names please! Lots of sites seem to be resellers of the same thing. I can't tell which is which, or if things are open-source apps with a wrapper around them. This site claims accuracy: http://www.wondershare.net/ad/pdf-converter-win-landing.html? but there's not much sign of user support. Another (unless it's the same thing?) which makes impressive claims, and has a video which looks to me as if it is pretty good, is at: http://www.pdf-epub-converter.com/pdf-to-epub-converter.html I later found a tutorial which is for this same product, and might be the tutorial I saw last time. This is worth reading anyway I think: http://www.pdf-epub-converter.com/articles/how-to-convert-complex-pdf-to-epub-format.html Also see suggestions at: http://dellu.wordpress.com/2012/01/17/convert-pdf-to-epub-mobi-format-best-method/ There's also the expensive approach... http://www.reproindialtd.com/landing-pages/request-a-quote-ukebs.php Also see: http://www.piworld.com/article/pdf-epub-book-conversion-tools-score-low-accuracy-vigc-test/1 Bear in mind that using an app that needs intervention (eg the dongsoft) thing might be ok if only you had the time... Consider employing a student to do the tedious part. -- Jeremy C B Nicoll - my opinions are my own To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling