How to convert books stored in PDG format
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First of all, I should mention that I work in logistics and transportation; I’m not sure if it’s appropriate to post this request here, but since I couldn’t find a suitable forum, I came to my own forum instead. . Hehe. I downloaded two books from the school library using Chaoxing 4.0, and it’s very inconvenient to use this tool; I don’t know how to convert the file format. I’ve heard that there’s a software called PIZZA by Che Ming (pdg into zerozero all) that can handle this task, but it’s just a rumor – no one has actually seen it in use. . . . I wonder if anyone has any good methods! Let’s exchange ideas. Thank you, Laura! This post was last edited by shuisaner on 2008-12-11 21:44.]
A quick search online will reveal many software options for conversion; generally, converting to PDF does not affect the quality of the text and images.
I can’t find it. This is Chaoxing 4.0, and it seems to use encryption of 66 hours or more; I haven’t found any tool that can perform the conversion. Could Teacher Huang send it to me? Thank you so much!
When converting to PDF, it is necessary to change the name of the Adobe PDF virtual printer so that words like Adobe, Acrobat, or PDF are not included in it； If the book was downloaded using version 4.0, it may be necessary to use the username used to download that book for verification ； Chaoxing imposes a limit on the number of pages that each user can print per month.
:lol :lol Pass the book to me, I’ll pass it on, :lol :lol
I haven’t used it for many years. I searched for it for you; the link is copied below. The method described there should work – I used it frequently years ago. http://www.instrument.com.cn/bbs/shtml/20060416/396193/ News, People, Applications, Surveys, Online Instrument Exhibitions, Supplies, Testing Institutions, Conferences, Publications, Talent, Training, Materials, Community, VIP Center. A total of 34 records – Page 1 of 4. Page navigation: 1, 2, 3, 4. Last page. Post No. 0: [Share] – How to convert documents from Chaoxing to PDF format. ldyeah (ldyeah). Role: Professional Sergeant. Wealth: Moderately prosperous. Points: 1226. Experience: 94. Reputation: 69. Time spent: 1548. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this way, you won’t encounter any problems with reading the documents downloaded from Chaoxing. To make it easy for everyone to share. Find one online, give it a try first; if it works well, then share it with everyone. Software and tutorial for converting Chaoxing PDG files to PDF files: Registration: Open the serial number file and copy the serial number ； On the computer, go to Start --> Settings --> Printers. Find the pdfFactory Pro printer, right-click on it to go to its properties, select \"About\", enter a username (any name will do), paste in the serial number, and click Register – that’s it! Usage: Right-click again and set pdfFactory Pro as the default printer. Open Chaoxing 3.8 (do not upgrade to 3.9), open the book you want to convert, go to Book – Print, select the printing range, and then print. A PDF file without any encryption was thus created! The default target folder is my documents-PDF files-autosave. You can reset the target folder in the printing preferences. When using it, be careful to move the file to another folder after it is converted to PDF; the “PDF Files” folder is used for temporarily storing PDF files, and the files in it are automatically deleted after a while. If it is not removed, the files will be lost. Remember, remember! Attachment: PDG-PDF.part1.rar (1954 K) is available for download in my resource center. Keywords: PDF format, Chaoxing conversion. Related posts: [Original] Help beginners earn some points – how did you come across the Instrument Information Network?
Okay, I’ll give it a try! Thank you all for your help!
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=275595 The software mentioned by the user on floor 10 in this forum is very useful; I’ve tried it and it’s great, highly recommended
I downloaded one from Sina, but the converted text was all garbled characters, and the images couldn’t be converted at all.
I encountered the same problem as the original poster; I found a version of PIZZA online, but the issue was still not resolved, which is really frustrating. . . .