Not really. Read it in your computer or buy a tablet.

Amazon is a beast that you will not defeat.

Computer or tablet.

I read PDFs through the dropbox app on my iPad. For some reason I haven't yet found a major app that handles being able to zoom but still have a smooth, continuous scroll. I've tried other apps where you have to zoom out before you scroll to the next page, or there is a bit of a resistance to getting to the next page if you are zoomed in.

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>>8293034
Reading it in a tablet is quite painful to the eyes, surely I could do it but I'd rather avoid it if possible

>>8293033
Why is it Amazon's fault? It's a tablet that manipulates ink particles and costs 80%, it is expected that it won't have smooth zoom

>>8293045
Then you're pretty much gonna have to print it out on dead plants, old man. Don't forget your reading glasses.

>>8293022
>software made to help this somehow?
Look for "briss" and "k2pdfopt", they help resize the pages so that it's easier to read on ereaders. Small text but often OK

>>8293062
>briss
That worked tons, thanks anon. Not sure if it could be better than that. Maybe some magical tool that reads the text from the pdf and converts it to e-reader comfy text but that'd be asking way too much. At least now each page of the book is its own individual entry.

>>8293088
I'ts been known for ages, good luck.

>>8293090
What's been known for ages? The briss tool, or the dark truth that the book proposes to reveal?

>>8293088
>reads the text from the pdf and converts it to e-reader comfy text
If your pdf already has selectable text, you can try the Calibre conversion with the re-flow "unwrap" heuristic processing option. I've had decent results a couple times.
If it's just pictures... it's called OCR software, transcribes them as characters. Results depend on the font, scan quality etc.

>>8293113
just remember to crop page numbers, shit is distracting