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This is an awesome deck. I'll be bookmarking this as a great resource to pass along. Tangent: although the portability and consistency of PDFs is nice, I'd lov
by scep12 6y ago
This is an awesome deck. I'll be bookmarking this as a great resource to pass along.
Tangent: although the portability and consistency of PDFs is nice, I'd love a browser extension that gave me a nicer view of slides that were exported as a PDF. I find there's something more satisfying about discrete pagination vs continuous scroll for these types of things.
- Brakenshire 6y agoAre there any good parsers to convert pdf to html/epub? It would rely on the pdf being well structured.
- chrisseaton 6y agoAcrobat does very well in my experience.
- schaefer 6y agoPandoc has worked for me.| it literally does everything.
- chapium 6y agoFoxit does pagination.
- JadeNB 6y agoDon't most PDF viewers? Apple's native PDF viewer (which isn't available on Linux, so not a solution here, but which isn't terribly feature-rich so that I assume that whatever it can do most any browser can do) switches at a keypress among continuous-scroll, one-page, and two-page views.
- epse 6y agoOn Firefox and maybe on chrome, if you set the page height to fit, it will go in presentation mode and space bar goes to the next slide
- awild 6y agoLeft/right arrow keys does it for me on Firefox