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Originally Posted by griffin911
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i don't see anything on the Readerworks information pages to indicate it imports or opens .PDF files, so I'd say your answer doesn't really match the question. :roll:
i think the OP would have to convert the PDF into a reasonable HTML file, and use Readerworks, Mobipocket Publisher (also free for personal use) or the Word RMR conversion plug-in (guess what, also free) to conver the HTML file to a .LIT. The trick is in keeping Chapter headings/links. Mobipocket's tool can help generate a "chapter file" from the HTML, but it's based on formatting. if you paste the straight text from Acrobat to an HTML source file, you'd have to do some formatting. for a long book, this can get tiresome (i know, i've done it).
but at that point, consider reading the HTML file in uBook or Mobipocket Reader, both of which offer more functionality and usability than MS Reader. and, unlike Microsoft's lame duck, don't require the "eBook" to be in a proprietary format.