On 02/14/11 14:30, Marco Saba wrote:
Hi!
> Thank you. I was able to concatenate all pdf files using:
> $ pdftk *.pdf cat output combined.pdf
Well, there are a host of options to concatenate stuff of course.
> Now the problem is the page numbering. Can I have SCID
> generate all LaTEX reports wi
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
On 02/07/11 19:54, Marco Saba wrote:
> Thank you. The second solution would be easier for me.
>
> How to?
I had to check it up in office. PDFPages is your friend. :
\usepackage{pdfpages}
You might want to read up it's docs concerning functionality. It is a
quite powerful package. cf.
http://ww
On 02/07/11 17:00, Marco Saba wrote:
Hi!
> I would like to have an option that when I choose to
> mass print preferred opening reports they would be
> numbered sequentially.
You refer to page numbers?
> Instead, each DVI (PDF) file has his own numbering.
> So I have to renumber each page of sub
Dear all,
I would like to have an option that when I choose to
mass print preferred opening reports they would be
numbered sequentially.
Instead, each DVI (PDF) file has his own numbering.
So I have to renumber each page of subsequent report manually.
Imagine that: I want to have a single pd
