I've done quite a bit of work with adding TOCs to existing DJVUs and have converted a couple of books to FB2 - this involves manually proof-reading and correcting the dumped text then formatting it to match the original (italics, bold etc).ĭon't expect too much out of what is a by-product of the search function. If you want to understand DJVUs then you need to get the spec and study it.
This works on Windows XP, 7, Vista, and 8. Flip Builder DJVU to PDF converter: This is another free DJVU to PDF converter tool. After your file has been converted from DJVU to PDF, you can download it as a PDF file. There is no formatting and in many books there are OCR "mis-reads". As here you are going to convert DJVU to PDF, you must select PDF and then go on. I can assure you that the text layer is just that - text it's purpose is simply to provide the search capability. Thus, there must be a way(at least theoretically until someone writes a converter) to preserve the formatting in the text layer. Most DJVU files do seem to have a text layer (unless there is some on the fly OCR happening when you select an area on the page, which seems unlikely).
For my Libre it works well enough, but in general, this procedure is suboptimal. This gets you a text dump with no formatting whatsoever. OP here, I resorted to using export Text in WinDJView.
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