On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 10:37 AM, Daniel Lohmann < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On 05.05.2008, at 10:17, Mario Braun wrote: > > > > > > I think this isn't the way pdfpages is supposed to be used. If you > > > want a > > > caption, include a single pdf page via the graphics dialog. > > > > > > > > > well, I don´t really want a caption. I just want the 3 pages of my > > pdf-file > > to start on the page where the section name is printed. Currently on > > page 7 > > there is nothing but the section name "Appendix A" and the document that > > shall be included as Appendix A starts on page 8 . So page 7 looks > > pretty > > awkward with only one line on it. > > > > So you basically want an overlay, that is pdfpages should *merge* the > first page of the embedded pdf with the current page? AFAIK this is not > possible with pdfpages :-( > > The new version (2.0) of the pgf/tikz package seems to have some pdf > embedding support. I haven't looked into the details, just stepped over it > in the manual. So I do not know if there is any support for PDF overlays. > But might be worth a look. You are right, that´s what I´ve been looking for.... I' ve now found a not very elegant but rather practical solution: I insert the first page as a graphic and then use the includepdf command staring with the second page... works for me Thanks for your help
