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Title (Creating a PDF document using PDFLaTeX)

Where info should be entered in PDF notation. This information can be saved to the PDF file using the command: When you view a PDF document in Acrobat Reader, you can get the document information by selecting If youĪre using some other front-end, check the manual. If you are using WinEdt, click on the `PDFL AT EX' icon. If you are using TeXnicCenter select the output profile LaTeX => PDF, and click ForĮxample if your document is called filename.tex, then instead of typing: You can use PDFL AT EX simply by using the command pdflatex instead of latex. This is intended as a brief introduction to using PDFL AT EX.įor more details, I recommend that you read ``The L AT EX Web Companion'' ,Īnd also the documentation for the hyperref package and the documentation for PDFT EX. You can download a sample file illustrating the commands described in this document This document is also available in PDF formatted either in A4 for printing University of East Anglia Creating a PDF document using PDFL AT EX Note: I don't think SVG would work: a) imagemagick does not have a realiable conversion from dvi to svg and b) svg might not be easily configured to print properly.Creating a PDF document using PDFLATEX Up I'm hoping for a cleaner solution though. So, two issues come to mind:ġ) How can I realiably size my high resolution (say 300dpi) bitmap (black and white) to print at a reasonable size? Is it as simple as finding the resolution of my images and setting the image-resolution property?Ģ) Would it be possible to use EPS or some other vector format in order to avoid large bitmap files and at the same time maintain clean, sharp images? I can programatically provide the image size, and therefore could adjust each image to with a custom resolution if necessary. Now I want to create PDFs from my html using Prince and need clear, sharp images from my Latex. I first convert tex to dvi, then dvi to png using imageMagick. The images are sometimes inline with text and otherwise images centered in a section with whitespace on both sizes. Until now, I've been using bitmap images (png, jpg) to display Latex images in my html when viewing in a browser.