Francis Ching asks:
How can I convert a PDF ebook to JAR for Nokia C3?
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Anonymous
October 7, 20111) conversion of the pdf file into a text file:
2) Conversion of text file to jar or jad file:- “Tequila cat”.
i will try that, thank you very much for sharing your wisdom.
October 8, 2011Stivinn Aura
October 8, 2011Hi Francis!
Like you, I also own a Nokia phone that runs on the Symbian S40 OS and IMHO, the Tequila Cat Book Reader ( http://handheld.softpedia.com/get/Documents-E-Books/TequilaCat-BookReader-27559.shtml , http://tequilacat.org/dev/br/index-en.html ) is an indispensable tool for doing exactly what you’ve asked in your question.
It is very simple, absolutely straight-forward, detailed and produces excellent results. Best of all – It’s FREE!
It is a lot easier than MJBook (arguably the most-popular, but fairly complicated e-book builder for JAR applets). Also, it has a step-by-step interface that renders creating e-books all the more easier.
How I make e-books for mobile-reading using Tequila Cat:
1. Copy all of the text from a PDF into a simple text file and save it somewhere.
2. Open Tequila Cat’s shell executable and choose my phone’s platform (i.e. Nokia > S40)
3. Configure the e-book by adding the text file and follow Tequila Cat’s process sequentially.
4. Make all suitable changes for getting handsome results - like the font type, color and size. I like a black background with grayish font color and medium (10) font size. Also, I like setting the background intensity at 50%.
5. Finally, click Install Created Books and click the Big-Square-Button on the bottom to build my very own JAR e-books!
Download Tequila Cat, and start building your own mobile e-books from PDFs or text files.
Awesome knowledge, i thank you!
October 8, 2011You’re welcome!
October 9, 2011I dont use a S40 phone but this is a great idea
October 15, 2011Glad you found it helpful too.
October 15, 2011