How to include pdf without it always starting on a new page
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When including a pdf in my document I use:
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}
For some reason every time that I do this it wants to start the pdf on a new page. I would like to start it without going to a new page. Is this possible in LaTeX?
pdf pdfpages
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Kurt
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When including a pdf in my document I use:
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}
For some reason every time that I do this it wants to start the pdf on a new page. I would like to start it without going to a new page. Is this possible in LaTeX?
pdf pdfpages
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
see tex.stackexchange.com/a/453497/170109
– KJO
Feb 10 at 23:54
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Suppose that you are at the middle of a page when you entered your commandincludepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}, would you like LaTeX to put 1.5 pages into 1 page or start the included document at a new page? I see the second option to be logical. If you really need to insert the first page of the document at that very location, useincludegraphicsinstead for the first page, then include the rest of pages.
– AboAmmar
Feb 11 at 0:01
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When including a pdf in my document I use:
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}
For some reason every time that I do this it wants to start the pdf on a new page. I would like to start it without going to a new page. Is this possible in LaTeX?
pdf pdfpages
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
When including a pdf in my document I use:
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}
For some reason every time that I do this it wants to start the pdf on a new page. I would like to start it without going to a new page. Is this possible in LaTeX?
pdf pdfpages
pdf pdfpages
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
edited Feb 11 at 0:18
Kurt
37.9k847162
37.9k847162
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
asked Feb 10 at 23:30
Greg HillGreg Hill
111
111
see tex.stackexchange.com/a/453497/170109
– KJO
Feb 10 at 23:54
4
Welcome to TeX.SX. Suppose that you are at the middle of a page when you entered your commandincludepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}, would you like LaTeX to put 1.5 pages into 1 page or start the included document at a new page? I see the second option to be logical. If you really need to insert the first page of the document at that very location, useincludegraphicsinstead for the first page, then include the rest of pages.
– AboAmmar
Feb 11 at 0:01
add a comment |
see tex.stackexchange.com/a/453497/170109
– KJO
Feb 10 at 23:54
4
Welcome to TeX.SX. Suppose that you are at the middle of a page when you entered your commandincludepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}, would you like LaTeX to put 1.5 pages into 1 page or start the included document at a new page? I see the second option to be logical. If you really need to insert the first page of the document at that very location, useincludegraphicsinstead for the first page, then include the rest of pages.
– AboAmmar
Feb 11 at 0:01
see tex.stackexchange.com/a/453497/170109
– KJO
Feb 10 at 23:54
see tex.stackexchange.com/a/453497/170109
– KJO
Feb 10 at 23:54
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Suppose that you are at the middle of a page when you entered your command
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}, would you like LaTeX to put 1.5 pages into 1 page or start the included document at a new page? I see the second option to be logical. If you really need to insert the first page of the document at that very location, use includegraphics instead for the first page, then include the rest of pages.– AboAmmar
Feb 11 at 0:01
Welcome to TeX.SX. Suppose that you are at the middle of a page when you entered your command
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}, would you like LaTeX to put 1.5 pages into 1 page or start the included document at a new page? I see the second option to be logical. If you really need to insert the first page of the document at that very location, use includegraphics instead for the first page, then include the rest of pages.– AboAmmar
Feb 11 at 0:01
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see tex.stackexchange.com/a/453497/170109
– KJO
Feb 10 at 23:54
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Suppose that you are at the middle of a page when you entered your command
includepdf[pages=-]{myfile.pdf}, would you like LaTeX to put 1.5 pages into 1 page or start the included document at a new page? I see the second option to be logical. If you really need to insert the first page of the document at that very location, useincludegraphicsinstead for the first page, then include the rest of pages.– AboAmmar
Feb 11 at 0:01