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How to insert a PDF into a LaTeX document?
I would say: put the page inside a figure environment and use the \\centering command. It’s action should be restricted to the figure. Note that a simple \\includegraphics {file.pdf} should to the trick, no need for extra packages. i.e. this a working code for me:
How to include a PDF file in texdoc?
Use the pdfpages package. \sepackage {pdfpages}. To include all the pages in the PDF file: \\includepdf [pages=-] {myfile.pdf}. To include just the first page of a PDF: \\includepdf [pages= {1}] {myfile.pdf}. Run texdoc pdfpages in a shell to see the complete manual for pdfpages. Share.
How to insert a page in a PDF file?
The includegraphics function has a page option for inserting a specific page of a PDF file as graphs. The default is one, but you can change it. includegraphics[scale=0.75,page=2]{multipage.pdf}}. You can find more here.
Can you use pdfLaTeX with TeX Live 2012?
Compile it with pdflatex. I tested with TeX Live 2012 (just updated several days ago) and it works fine. Note: status-lua is one (of limited number of others) accessible PDF file (in the installed TeX distribution) that I can use for a demonstration purpose. Highly active question.
How to make interactive PDF documents with Tex?
Several viewers support enough of the Adobe object model to support Interactive PDF, including Apple’s Preview application and Safari browser. Interactive PDFs are quite useful for adding navigation support to documents, e.g. having pop-ups in the index that show the context of the references listed for each entry.
How to insert pages from an external PDF document?
If you want to the inserted page to have a page number add the option pagecommand= {}. With this option, the command will be: Now you will have the first page of the external.pdf file and it will numbered as if it were part of your LaTeX document.