Can you include a PDF file in latex?
Re: Include PDF Graphics in Latex. You can’t include PDF graphics when compiling with latex. You have to compile directly with pdflatex or convert your PDF graphics to EPS. The process depends on the desired final output. Include the graphicx package only once in your document with out any driver option.
How to make the PDFs produced by pdflatex smaller?
Closed 9 years ago. How to make the PDFs produced by pdflatex smaller? I wrote my thesis in LaTeX and so far I always compiled with pdflatex. The thesis is 150 pages with many pictures and graphs. The resulting PDF file is 40 MB.
How to compile a.tex file in pdfLaTeX?
The pdflatex uses other tools such epstopdf.exe, but it was unable to find it. Configuring paths solved the issue. See if similar configuration is required in TeXMaker. Edit 1 Adding a configuration screenshot and simple working example. % Using ‘journal’ as a document class to compile the .tex file.
How to clip part of PDF image in latex Stack Exchange?
The result is a blank page followed by a page without any figure at all. Just the text appears on the second page. Assuming you are using pdfTeX (which is included with MiKTeX), just use the graphicx package, and \\includegraphics: Looking into the comments, the question appears to ask how to clip part of a PDF image.
How to use includepdf as a figure-TeX LaTeX Stack Exchange?
As already said by others in the comments you need to use \\includegraphics directly because \\includepdf uses a page of its own. You can use a tabular to get the 2×2 layout and use the page= key to select the page:
How to include.eps figures in a TeX file?
I’m trying to include .eps figures in my .tex file (I’m using MiKTeX 2.9). I need to include graphics in this particular way:
How to include images in TeX LaTeX Stack Exchange?
Instead, use the page key-value of \\includegraphics itself to insert the contents on a page-by-page basis. Something like this: If you want the last “image” ( page=2) to be shown in a nup=2×2 fashion, you could add \\hspace* {.55 extwidth} after it, otherwise it will be horizontally centred below the two “images” ( page=1 and page=3) above it.