Re: QL Service Manual
Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2020 12:02 pm
Thanks for offering Derek.
I was able to create an editable Word document from the original PDF, although it took some time to reformat the layout afterwards.
Using Calibre, I was able to convert to various eBook formats (.mobi, .epub and .azw3). What didn't work very well was creating an HTML file which I could have offered to Urs as an updated document for his 'online' version. I tried saving as 'filtered html' from Word, but it was still a huge file, and didn't look very good in a browser.
Also, the Word document I made is a massive 25MB in size. The eBooks and PDF all came out at a reasonable size - I suspect the scanned images in the document are uncompressed, maybe?
If you have the capability to do a smaller Word document without sacrificing quality too much, that would be great.
I'd really appreciate if someone could go through my revision and compare against the paper version (or maybe against Klaus Frank's scanned non-OCR version on my site, which should be faithful to the original) to check for any more uncorrected OCR errors.
I was able to create an editable Word document from the original PDF, although it took some time to reformat the layout afterwards.
Using Calibre, I was able to convert to various eBook formats (.mobi, .epub and .azw3). What didn't work very well was creating an HTML file which I could have offered to Urs as an updated document for his 'online' version. I tried saving as 'filtered html' from Word, but it was still a huge file, and didn't look very good in a browser.
Also, the Word document I made is a massive 25MB in size. The eBooks and PDF all came out at a reasonable size - I suspect the scanned images in the document are uncompressed, maybe?
If you have the capability to do a smaller Word document without sacrificing quality too much, that would be great.
I'd really appreciate if someone could go through my revision and compare against the paper version (or maybe against Klaus Frank's scanned non-OCR version on my site, which should be faithful to the original) to check for any more uncorrected OCR errors.