.mobi to .pdf converter? Thread poster: Pablo Bouvier
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Someone can tell me about a software that allows to convert .mobi files (ebook files) to. pdf files (portable document format)? Thanks in advance for your help!
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Jaroslaw Michalak 
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Pablo Bouvier
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TOPIC STARTER | .mobi to .pdf converter? | Oct 4, 2010 |
I was just experimenting with it at this moment and it seems it is what I was looking for, but I have still some issues with the converted links to solve. I have to read the help file, but at least the conversion issue has been fixed. Thanks a lot, Jabberwock.!
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Pablo Bouvier
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TOPIC STARTER | .mobi to .pdf converter?" | Mar 21, 2012 |
Thanks a lot for you kind help, but did you see the date of the thread?
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well I noticed thats a little bit old indeed But maybe its useful for somebody else.....
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wweer wrote: well I noticed thats a little bit old indeed But maybe its useful for somebody else.....
Since i do not like to install a lot of programs for one off activities, the suggestion was definitely useful for me. Thanks wweer!
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| I tried Calibri several months ago | Oct 28, 2013 |
I tried Calibri several months ago, and I was unimpressed by the way it ignored common word processor attributes like paragraph indents, italics, footnoting, etc. Having worked for ten years as a senior architect designing database driven dynamic browser-based software applications similar to those later produced successfully by Siebel Systems (now defunct), I an not interested in buggy software. This is why I chose the Adobe solution.
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Pablo Bouvier
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And I'm not interested in an answer/opinion which comes three years late.
Sainlllday wrote:
I tried Calibri several months ago, and I was unimpressed by the way it ignored common word processor attributes like paragraph indents, italics, footnoting, etc. Having worked for ten years as a senior architect designing database driven dynamic browser-based software applications similar to those later produced successfully by Siebel Systems (now defunct), I an not interested in buggy software. This is why I chose the Adobe solution.
[Edited at 2013-10-28 12:57 GMT]
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Samuel Murray
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| What is "the Adobe solution"? | Oct 28, 2013 |
Sainlllday wrote:
I tried Calibri several months ago, and I was unimpressed by the way it ignored common word processor attributes like paragraph indents, italics, footnoting, etc. ... This is why I chose the Adobe solution.
And... what is "the Adobe solution"?
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Pablo Bouvier
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TOPIC STARTER | Calibri/Adobe Acrobat eBook Reader | Oct 30, 2013 |
Samuel Murray wrote: Sainlllday wrote:
I tried Calibri several months ago, and I was unimpressed by the way it ignored common word processor attributes like paragraph indents, italics, footnoting, etc. ... This is why I chose the Adobe solution. And... what is "the Adobe solution"?
May be this…: http://www.adobe.com/es/products/ebookreader/download.html#win
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