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Exporting to PDF

Steve Farson

I'm figuring out how to export big chunks of books to my e-reader. I have the process figured out (I think). I click on all the chapters, save to PDF, and copy it to by e-reader. It looks fine on the e-reader. Two questions... It seems I can only export a max of 100 pages? Is there anyway the max # pages can be exported without clicking chapter after chapter? Would be great if an entire book could be exported!

Thanks,

Steve

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MJ. Smith

It seems I can only export a max of 100 pages?

Correct

Is there anyway the max # pages can be exported without clicking chapter after chapter?

Would be great if an entire book could be exported!

This gets into contractual and legal issues in which I have insufficient knowledge to know whether or not it is desirable.

Erwin Stull, Sr.

You can export 100 pages at a time, and use a pdf compiler to recombine the individual pdf files into the full book. Something like the Acrobat full version will allow you to do this.

Erwin Stull, Sr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/597570#Comment_597570

The legal issues I'm not familiar with either, but it can't hurt too much if the resulting file is kept for your own use without distributing it.

Steve Farson

Ahhh... OK. Thanks much for the confirmation and suggestion!

Steve

Wild Eagle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/597602#Comment_597602

I would export to .rtf file and combine it into one file. Then I would save it as pdf