Here are two. Take pages from file1. Sejda Shell Interface. Recommend qpdf instead if you are okay with the command line. Recommend qpdf for that. PDF Scissors. ScanTailor Advanced also ScanTailor. Interactive post-processing tool for scanned pages; open source; new development fork started after no development since Similar to k2pdfopt; no development since Java based, similar to k2pdfopt; no development since Hello: I'm a completely fool and newbie to all this.
I just purchased a Nook tonight and one of the things that I must be able to do is get my scanned books into it. All good except that it is a full size of the page originally 6in x 9in squashed into a 6 in screen so it is hardly readable. How do I do this? What settings in Calibre do I need to set? But these are scanned books? Nothing can reflow that. Try running them through OCR software and see what the results are like.
Do you only have them saved as PDFs? Seems like a funny file format to use to save text files. Try converting them to ePub or another format the Nook can handle. I guess that's what I'm trying to figure out Originally Posted by pastorjamie. Landscape fits to the height of a page so it is not much use either. No advanced features, just table of contents and go to page. It has a lot of features like notes, highlights, pan and zoom, margin crop, Adobe DRM support, and more.
The on-screen functions for text selecting, however, are hard to get just right with the Nook Touch. Turning pages sometimes is hit or miss, with lots of black flashing, and doesn't seem to work if the page is zoomed in, and there's no option to turn off animated page turns.
Otherwise it works okay. Installs okay and opens the first page of a PDF document without any trouble, but always crashes when trying to turn pages. Beam Reader — A paid app with a free trial. Basic features: go to page, zoom, text reflow, search, and bookmarks. No setting to change screen orientation.
Zoom works well enough but scrolling creates lots of screen flashing.
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