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The pdfpages Package Andreas Matthias andreas.matthias@gmail.com 2017/10/31 Abstract Thispackagetheinsertionofexternalmulti-pagePDForPSdoc- uments.ItsupportspdfTeX,VTeX,XeTeX,LuaTeX,andpTeX. Contents 1Introduction 1 2Usage 2 2.1PackageOptions ………………………. 2 2.2Commands …………………………. 2 2.3TheLayout …………………………. 10 2.4HintsforUsersofplatex …………………… 11 2.5Pitfalls ……………………………. 11 3RequiredPackages 11 4Acknowledgment 12 1Introduction Whencreating PDF documents,itissometimesusefultoinsertpagesofexternal PDF documents.Thiscanbedonewiththe \includegraphics commandfrom the graphics package.Butasimple \includegraphics{doc.pdf} normallypro- duces` Overfull\hbox ‘and` Overfull\vbox ‘warnings,becausethesizeofthe insertedpagesdoesnotmatchtheprintspace. The pdfpages packagemakesiteasytoinsertpagesofexternal PDF documents withoutworryingabouttheprintspace.Herearesomefeaturesofthe pdfpages package:Severallogicalpagescanbearrangedontoeachsheetofpaperandthe layoutcanbechangedindividually.Alotofhypertextoperationsaresupported, likelinkstotheinsertedpages,linkstotheoriginal PDF document,threads, etc.WhenworkingwithVTeXthesameispossiblewithPostScriptdocuments, too.NotethatPostScriptdocumentsareonlysupportedbyVTeXand not by pdfLaTeX. Thishasversionnumberv0.5l,lastrevised2017/10/31. 1
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