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I'm trying to create a multi-page "PDF" (application/pdf Adobe Acrobat format) file with code similar to this minimum working example code, featuring <...
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Suppose I have two cells. The first cell is styled with "Section", and has contents "Section". The second cell is ...
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Motivation: I don't normally print or save as PDF notebooks, but when I do, it's annoying to see that some plots exceded the page width as defined in the print configurations. It would be nice to see ...
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It is easy to type text into a cell and define the cell as a Title, Chapter, Sub-chapter, etc. But I would like to make the text of the Title, Chapter, etc dynamic; the text in the Title, Chapter, ...
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I'm doing some calculations on a notebook, and then I print the results. All my code is written in a single cell. Later, I save the notebook as a PDF file. I want the results to be grouped correctly, ...
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I want to export a cell's input (the text of the command) as pdf/eps. I have used Export["cell.pdf", cells[[1]]] It works fine, however, I would like to change ...
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Mathematica uses a screen resolution of 72 dpi. For post-processing figures I use Corel, which conveniently allows me to use metric units (mm) for positioning and resizing figures. Say, I want to ...
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I am looking for a simple way to put crop margins in Mathematica's PDF output like the Crop package in Latex. Could be this done with Mathematica's Frontend or do I have to use an external program?
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