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   AT>> The last time I needed to convert something I found a nifty command-line   
     >> program called "Pdftk" (PDF took kit) for Debian/Ubuntu.   
      
   AT>> It slices, dices, and makes julienne fries on your PC without having to   
   sha   
     >> your documents with some sleazeball from Nigeria.   
      
   MP>Yes, linux has some decent converters.  Windows probably does also.  I   
     >think that Libre Office will even handle some of those conversions.   
      
   MP>Still I guess for some those online converters are their only option.   
      
   I do a fair bit of that at times (Windows) and have never had a problem   
   with the online services I use, but there are not many you can get   
   and install on your own computer, and the couple I saw were Trial   
   versions, meaning who knows what? Limited time or functions?   
      
   That said, I probably don't have to convert most of them if I didn't   
   prefer to save everything as ePub. I have readers on my Android Phone,   
   and Tablet, eReader and Windows Laptop that can handle most formats -   
   Mobi, ePub, PDF and a few others.   
      
   Looking online it looks like PDFTK does have a Windows version   
   available through Softonic though.   
      
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