On 02/10/11 10:59, Marco Saba wrote:
Hi!
> I would like to have a command (or the loop) that
> link together 700 pdf files automatically.
Probably, some shell loop? I think the simplest prototype (using
bash-syntax) would be:
$ for i in *.pdf; do echo "\includepdf{$i}" >> out.tex ; done
Then adding the usual tex header and footer to the resulting out.tex.
You might improve on this to your liking, e.g. with the optional
arguments in [] to includepdf.
> I don't understand how to install pdfpages: on Texworks?
Just get it from TeXLive packages which is part of Ubuntu. If you have
no clue at all selecting the package "texlive" will give you the whole
thing. More precisely it should be in "texlive-latex-recommended".
You may use synaptics (or your preferred package manager for this).
Does this help?
cu
Alexander
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