The making of the atomic Bomb- Richard Rhodes-Kindle-Adobe

The making of the atomic Bomb- Richard Rhodes-Kindle-Adobe Enjoy!

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th-mach (2011-09-01)

The .mobi file is 362 megabytes. Hm. Is it just me, or does that seem a little fishy to anyone else?

 karaokeking123 (2011-09-01)

to be honest, im not to sure why myself.
the adobe file was 15mb i thought it was a large file.i then converted it into mobi using calibre wich took about 35mins to do.it was only when i stated to u/l i noticed how big the file was.if someone has already downloaded this into kindle,i would very much like to know if it is readable,please let me know,thanks.

425paul (2011-09-01)

I've been trying to download it for 2 days but none of the seeds are on line and I can't get the complete file without them. Please turn on your computers, seeds.

prush242 (2011-09-01)

Same here, it seems to be a popular download, but I only got 98.7% of it. D'oh!!
karaokeking123: well done!
If you want to email me the zipped .pdf at rush (the number "3" here without paren) at msn dot come, I can try re-converting it with caliber.

prush242 (2011-09-02)

OK, got 100%

 karaokeking123 (2011-09-02)

i am reseeding this,but just had a thought,just d/l the adobe file (15mb)then convert useing calibre

prush242 (2011-09-02)

Tried converting to mobi. Calibre wants to do the mobi as a series of pictures, that's why it gets so big--each page is a picture. Try it without pics, and you get three pages.
Anyone have any idea how to get around this issue?

th-mach (2011-09-03)

The PDF has an OCR layer, so you need to export the document to a reflowable format (like HTML), then convert to MOBI. You would probably want to do it with Acrobat Pro, then edit/proofread the result, then convert in Calibre. The proofing process will no doubt be a big job. If the quality of the original OCR isn't that great, you might want to re-OCR the images in Abbyy. (I.e., export the pages as images using Acrobat, then OCR the images with Abbyy.)
Or just read the damn PDF.