(I would like to crop the margins, but pdfcrop results in doubled file size; I’d also like to remove the headers & footers, but none of my PDF CLI tools seem to support that.)
If I were the sort of person who did morally grey things like that I would totally have used TextAloud and selected an academic sounding voice (Graham) to read the text to mp3 files. Then right now I would have it on my ipod so that I could listen to it on my ipod while commuting and exercising. Actually, that isn’t quite true. I would have the first chapter and expecting the rest to be spoken to file by tomorrow.
To my great surprise, turned out my library had access to an e-copy of it. I took an hour and printed out all 47 entries to PDFs, and combined them to get this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5317066/cambridge-expertise.pdf
(I would like to crop the margins, but
pdfcropresults in doubled file size; I’d also like to remove the headers & footers, but none of my PDF CLI tools seem to support that.)LW! Never say I have done nothing for you!
Wow. Nice work.
If I were the sort of person who did morally grey things like that I would totally have used TextAloud and selected an academic sounding voice (Graham) to read the text to mp3 files. Then right now I would have it on my ipod so that I could listen to it on my ipod while commuting and exercising. Actually, that isn’t quite true. I would have the first chapter and expecting the rest to be spoken to file by tomorrow.