Duncan Murdoch wrote:
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>>\usepackage{pdfpages}
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> That's a nice hack. You probably want the "fitpaper" option on the
> \includepdf command, so that you don't get an extra border around the
> page. For example, this file test.Rnw
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> The only disadvantages I see are that both the test.pdf and response.pdf
> files got built into the package (but only test.pdf shows up in the
> index), and that test.pdf is a lot larger than response.pdf. (This may
> be because response.pdf was small; I haven't checked if the increase is
> additive or multiplicative).
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I like pdfpages and do use it from time to time (as frequently as
every couple of weeks for filling expense/travel/claim forms) -
but in fact it isn't shipped with tetex 1.0 and is not in the
site-wise LaTeX installation in my work location.
(and luckily I am not using the site-wise one...). I checked and
pdfpages was added to tetex in Oct 2001 and is in tetex 2.0 which
was released in feb 2003; but sites could be slow in upgrading...
so such constructions would break on sites which hasn't upgraded
their LaTeX installation in the last 3 years.
HTL
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