I just want 2 know how is an e-book is made ..
I just want 2 know how is an e-book is made ..
Um, you get the actual book, write it out on Microsoft Word or Acrobat, and save it as .doc or .pdf.
with a computer I guess my clever friend.
your tellling me sum 1 will copy a full book.. fuck that would take years
what about using an ocr (optical character recognition) program for input, rather than a human?
i've heard they've improved a lot since they were introduced (ocr programs that is, not humans)
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hhmm interestingOriginally posted by 3rd gen noob@16 July 2003 - 23:49
what about using an ocr (optical character recognition) program for input, rather than a human?
i've heard they've improved a lot since they were introduced (ocr programs that is, not humans)
Throwing my 2 cents in.
If its a big book then you can use the OCR like 3rd gen noob said to scan the book and convert them to text file eg: *.doc. You can convert them to *.pdf via Acrobat writer.
However there are e-book compilers that can create a standalone *.exe e-book which I think is great. Once you have the text ready on the computer you can just create one. No one needs an acrobat reader or anything to open those. I would say if you are creating one to distribute then make a stand-alone.
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Microsoft has a free add-on (WordRMR) for MS-Word to create MS-Reader (.LIT) ebooks. You can also download ReaderWorks Standard by OverDrive for free, which can also convert MS-Word and HTML files into .lit format. Both WordRMR and ReaderWorks support images with text. ReaderWorks Pro cost $119 big ones. Adobe Acrobat Professional can create the all familiar PDF files. http://www.pdf995.com/ has a couple of utilities that can convert any PDF file into a text or MS-Word documents. Once you have it in text, html, or word format you can convert it to your heart's desire. If you have a scanner, you can easily make PDFs or use an OCR proggy to convert any book into text.
For an english Hooligan like you ?Originally posted by MetroStars@16 July 2003 - 23:36
your tellling me sum 1 will copy a full book.. fuck that would take years
Yes for sure......
You ever heard of a scanner....? there's a scanner now that can read text of paper and make word processer text of it
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