LaTeX: how to Include a PDF using Pdfpages
- Bind the Package with "\usepackage{pdfpages}".
- The command to Insert a PDF called "includepdf".
- With the attribute "pages" you can specify which pages are included in a PDF. With "-" are involved in the process, all with "2-7" only the listed pages. You can also specify a page or more with a comma.
- In the curly brackets, you specify the file name.
- An example of the Embed Test.pdf might look as follows: "\includepdf[pages=1]{Test}".
LaTeX: PDF include with Pdfpages
LaTeX: how to Include PDFs with must follow the graphicx
- A tie here, too, first of all, the Package with "\usepackage{must follow the graphicx}".
- The command is independent of the file format of "includegraphics".
- If you are uploading a PDF, you can use the attribute "page" exactly as above.
- The equivalent example is: "\includegraphics[page=1]{Test}".
LaTeX: PDF embed with must follow the graphicx
In LaTeX, a table of contents and create an outline, read in a further practical tip.
