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Calibre: difference between print to PDF and conver to PDF
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I'm trying to convert an EPUB/AZW3 to PDF.
And there're 2 options
1. Print to PDF from the side bar of book view
There are only a few options, but the rendering is very good (without unncessary page breaks)
2. Conver to PDF
It gives many options. However, it also produces uncessary page breaks.
What I want: I want to use option to print PDF, I only need to change the font size smaller, how can I do it?
Thanks!
FYI, the differences of page break between 2 approachces
pdf epub calibre
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I'm trying to convert an EPUB/AZW3 to PDF.
And there're 2 options
1. Print to PDF from the side bar of book view
There are only a few options, but the rendering is very good (without unncessary page breaks)
2. Conver to PDF
It gives many options. However, it also produces uncessary page breaks.
What I want: I want to use option to print PDF, I only need to change the font size smaller, how can I do it?
Thanks!
FYI, the differences of page break between 2 approachces
pdf epub calibre
asked 10 hours ago
cqcn1991cqcn1991
16117
add a comment |
I'm trying to convert an EPUB/AZW3 to PDF.
And there're 2 options
1. Print to PDF from the side bar of book view
There are only a few options, but the rendering is very good (without unncessary page breaks)
2. Conver to PDF
It gives many options. However, it also produces uncessary page breaks.
What I want: I want to use option to print PDF, I only need to change the font size smaller, how can I do it?
Thanks!
FYI, the differences of page break between 2 approachces
pdf epub calibre
asked 10 hours ago
cqcn1991cqcn1991
16117
I'm trying to convert an EPUB/AZW3 to PDF.
And there're 2 options
1. Print to PDF from the side bar of book view
There are only a few options, but the rendering is very good (without unncessary page breaks)
2. Conver to PDF
It gives many options. However, it also produces uncessary page breaks.
What I want: I want to use option to print PDF, I only need to change the font size smaller, how can I do it?
Thanks!
FYI, the differences of page break between 2 approachces
pdf epub calibre
pdf epub calibre
asked 10 hours ago
cqcn1991cqcn1991
16117
asked 10 hours ago
cqcn1991cqcn1991
16117
asked 10 hours ago
cqcn1991cqcn1991
16117
asked 10 hours ago
cqcn1991cqcn1991
16117
asked 10 hours ago
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For changing the font while converting to PDF you need to use "Convert to PDF",
where in the sections "Look & feel" and "PDF output" you can set the sizes of fonts:
For more information see the article
Turning an epub into an attractive PDF.
answered 10 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
266k14275583
but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
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For changing the font while converting to PDF you need to use "Convert to PDF",
where in the sections "Look & feel" and "PDF output" you can set the sizes of fonts:
For more information see the article
Turning an epub into an attractive PDF.
answered 10 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
266k14275583
but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
add a comment |
For changing the font while converting to PDF you need to use "Convert to PDF",
where in the sections "Look & feel" and "PDF output" you can set the sizes of fonts:
For more information see the article
Turning an epub into an attractive PDF.
answered 10 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
266k14275583
but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
add a comment |
For changing the font while converting to PDF you need to use "Convert to PDF",
where in the sections "Look & feel" and "PDF output" you can set the sizes of fonts:
For more information see the article
Turning an epub into an attractive PDF.
answered 10 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
266k14275583
For changing the font while converting to PDF you need to use "Convert to PDF",
where in the sections "Look & feel" and "PDF output" you can set the sizes of fonts:
For more information see the article
Turning an epub into an attractive PDF.
answered 10 hours ago
harrymcharrymc
266k14275583
answered 10 hours ago
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266k14275583
answered 10 hours ago
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but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
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but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
but the problem using this approach is that it generate too many page breaks. Is it possible to compare the options set by both approaches? So I can find out how the page breaks are generated.
– cqcn1991
2 hours ago
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