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问题 as the title states, my question is about pandocs md to pdf. When I convert a markdown like # Title ...... text that is about a 3/4 page  Some more text then the text after the image "some more text" is displayed on the first page and the image gets pushed to the second page, which changes the order of my content. What i can do is something like # Title ...... text that is about a 3/4 page \newpage ![image that is too large to fit page](image

问题 as the title states, my question is about pandocs md to pdf. When I convert a markdown like # Title ...... text that is about a 3/4 page  Some more text then the text after the image "some more text" is displayed on the first page and the image gets pushed to the second page, which changes the order of my content. What i can do is something like # Title ...... text that is about a 3/4 page \newpage ![image that is too large to fit page](image

问题 I am trying RMarkdown for the first time, using the very first example in Yihui's book "R Markdown A Definitive Guide": --- title: "Hello R Markdown" author: "Awesome Me" date: "2018-02-14" output: pdf_document --- This is a paragraph in an R Markdown document. Below is a code chunk: options(tinytex.verbose = TRUE) fit = lm(dist ~ speed, data = cars) b = coef(fit) plot(cars) abline(fit) The slope of the regression is `r b[1] I installed TinyTex using the following as per Yihui's comments here

问题 I am using three different background colors to highlight edits I am doing against three different types of comments received for my submitted article to a journal. I am successful in highlighting the text and citations and references in main body of the paper. However, I was not successful in highlighting the citations in the Reference section. I would like to highlight them using same background color as in the text. \documentclass[journal]{IEEEtran} \ifCLASSINFOpdf \else \fi %\usepackage

问题 I am using three different background colors to highlight edits I am doing against three different types of comments received for my submitted article to a journal. I am successful in highlighting the text and citations and references in main body of the paper. However, I was not successful in highlighting the citations in the Reference section. I would like to highlight them using same background color as in the text. \documentclass[journal]{IEEEtran} \ifCLASSINFOpdf \else \fi %\usepackage

问题 I have been trying to get pdflatex to use the correct version of miktex and have not been successful. I have set the R Path to have the correct location of Miktex 2.9, and verified that it worked with: Sys.getenv("PATH") "C:\\Program Files\\MiKTeX 2.9\\miktex\\bin\\x64\\pdflatex;..." However when i look at the version of miktex that pdflatex is using: Sys.which("pdflatex") "C:\\PROGRA~1\\MIKTEX~1.9\\miktex\\bin\\x64\\pdflatex.exe" This 1.9 path is to an old version of miktex that no longer

问题 I'm doing an internship for an IT company which needs a document application for its firmware docs (md files). The request was to maintain these md files and to convert them to rst format (I used pandoc). So now I have a configured Sphinx application with only rst files. The problem now is that some rst have links to SVG images, and I have to use the latex builder of Sphinx to convert them to PDFs. I've searched around and I found this solution from 2 years ago, which was essentially what I

问题 I'm hoping someone can point me to the internal setting that can fix my issue with compiling tex docs from R. My issues is that texi2pdf and knit2pdf throw warnings and do not generate a pdf. I can get Rnw files to compile using the "Compile pdf" button in RStudio, I can knit rnw files into text files, and I can get my tex files to compile into pdf using TeXnicCenter, but I can't get the texi2pdf or knit2pdf functions to work in R. In Windows 7 on one machine with TexLive installed and on

问题 By default, Sphinx documentation outputs a PDF that's formatted for duplex printing. So there is a blank page between the title page and the TOC, the TOC and the introduction, the introduction and the first section, etc. My users are always going to look at the PDF online. So I would like to remove these blank pages. This seems to be a vexed issue in Sphinx. See this email thread. This user suggests two solutions, but neither work for me. Curiously, the first solution: latex_elements = {

问题 When I generate Doxygen documentation in PDF format, I get plenty of different files with a single diagram in each. Is it possible to obtain a single PDF document, organized as a book, roughly as the HTML version? Is it possible to get it automatically, i.e. without dealing manually with the latex files? Thank's! 回答1: See Converting a LaTeX document to a PDF document. When Doxygen is finished processing, in the latex directory there's a file called 'refman.tex'. There are three ways you can