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Now, I want to rotate this: \begin{figure}[] \subfigur To include shifts directly in the options part of the \includegraphics[options]{ } part of the command, a more straight forward way is the `trim=left bottom right top` option. How to generate LaTeX documents like that? This environment behaves very much like the regular figure environment, except that it's rotateddegrees counterclockwise (at least when used in a standard setup of the article document class). If you need to keep the original, just copy the selection (⌘+C) and choose File->New from Clipboard (⌘+N) 8, ·figures side by side I want to put them horizontally, so that you need to rotate the book by° to read the figures and captions. The package Rotate your PDF files as you want. So to move to the right by 5cm andcm from I have heard about PDF subsets PDF/A (for archival) and PDF/X (for printing). By the way, this option affects the orientation of sidewaysfigures and sidewaystables, not just of sidewaysfigures. I'm also interested in answers with plain TeX and ConTeXt, and hopefully with pdftk A= shuffle AoddWest AevenEast output If you have pdftk version (thanks to Gilles for pointing that out!), you can use: pdftk A= shuffle AoddL AevenR output Some similar example cases are described in man pdftk (at least in recent versions) To have the bottom edge of the figures be placed on the left, load the rotating package with the option figuresleft. Combine and rotate several PDF files into one using LaTeX (useful when you use a sucking scanner) Raw. \documentclass [a4paper] {article} There is a difference in rotating an object and rotating it together with the cap-tion. Rotate multiple PDF at same time defining degrees. Incidentally, since the rotating package loads the graphicx package automatically, there's no need to load Since you're loading the rotating package, I assume you're interested in using that package's sidewaysfigure environment. Note also that there can @BGM There is ''Adobe InDesign'', but that requires: making a new document of the required size, placing the PDF at % size to fit the document (corner to corner), anchoring your adjustments to the center, rotating, and exporting (which includes PDF compatibility and the other fun publication-level stuff) Combine and rotate several PDF files into one using LaTeX (useful when you use a sucking scanner) Select to rotate only vertical PDF or horizontal ones On Mac OS-X you can use Skim or the built-in Preview to crop PDFs: Just open the PDF, select the crop area and choose Tools->Crop (⌘+K). The first one is very easy, expecially together with the \includegraphics macro. Here, left, bottom, right, and top are units of length, which trim the graphic for positive values and add space for negative values.
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Downloads: 2092
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Now, I want to rotate this: \begin{figure}[] \subfigur To include shifts directly in the options part of the \includegraphics[options]{ } part of the command, a more straight forward way is the `trim=left bottom right top` option. How to generate LaTeX documents like that? This environment behaves very much like the regular figure environment, except that it's rotateddegrees counterclockwise (at least when used in a standard setup of the article document class). If you need to keep the original, just copy the selection (⌘+C) and choose File->New from Clipboard (⌘+N) 8, ·figures side by side I want to put them horizontally, so that you need to rotate the book by° to read the figures and captions. The package Rotate your PDF files as you want. So to move to the right by 5cm andcm from I have heard about PDF subsets PDF/A (for archival) and PDF/X (for printing). By the way, this option affects the orientation of sidewaysfigures and sidewaystables, not just of sidewaysfigures. I'm also interested in answers with plain TeX and ConTeXt, and hopefully with pdftk A= shuffle AoddWest AevenEast output If you have pdftk version (thanks to Gilles for pointing that out!), you can use: pdftk A= shuffle AoddL AevenR output Some similar example cases are described in man pdftk (at least in recent versions) To have the bottom edge of the figures be placed on the left, load the rotating package with the option figuresleft. Combine and rotate several PDF files into one using LaTeX (useful when you use a sucking scanner) Raw. \documentclass [a4paper] {article} There is a difference in rotating an object and rotating it together with the cap-tion. Rotate multiple PDF at same time defining degrees. Incidentally, since the rotating package loads the graphicx package automatically, there's no need to load Since you're loading the rotating package, I assume you're interested in using that package's sidewaysfigure environment. Note also that there can @BGM There is ''Adobe InDesign'', but that requires: making a new document of the required size, placing the PDF at % size to fit the document (corner to corner), anchoring your adjustments to the center, rotating, and exporting (which includes PDF compatibility and the other fun publication-level stuff) Combine and rotate several PDF files into one using LaTeX (useful when you use a sucking scanner) Select to rotate only vertical PDF or horizontal ones On Mac OS-X you can use Skim or the built-in Preview to crop PDFs: Just open the PDF, select the crop area and choose Tools->Crop (⌘+K). The first one is very easy, expecially together with the \includegraphics macro. Here, left, bottom, right, and top are units of length, which trim the graphic for positive values and add space for negative values.