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How to declare a two sided LaTeX document?
LaTeX offers the possibility of declaring the document as one-sided or two-sided, this wil arrange several elements to look fine in the chosen format. Declaring a two-sided document is simple, just pass the twoside parameter to the \\documentclass declaration.
How can I do that easily in latex?
The height of the pic should be the same as the text, so I also want to scale the picture to e.g. be the same height as 10 lines of text. How can I do that easily?
How to arrange image and text to appear side by side?
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What’s the difference between a one sided and two sided document?
As you see, the margins are different from those of a one-side document. Lets compare a one-sided with a two-sided document. Headers, page numbering, margin notes and several other elements are reformatted when using a two-sided document. Chapters in a two-sided document start on a right page.
Is the abstract in Oneside or twoside mode?
The first part of my report (abstract, ToC, LoF, LoT) should be in oneside mode and the rest of the document should be in twoside mode. P.S.
How to define a binding offset for a two sided document?
It is a good way to define a binding offset value for documents with binding (e.g. books) by using the geometry package . When inserting images in a two-sided document you can define the alignment relative to the edges of the page.