multiple documents in one PDF

multiple documents in one PDF

[PChot]

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Hi,

i there some easy way, that i would create one tex file with more documents
in it. Here i mean complete documents everyone with papir config, starttext,
stoptext. As result i would like to have one pdf with all this documents. I
generating tex files programical so i want to speed up some work ( to open
and print each pdf) Only solution i know at the moment is to concatenate
pdfs (i dont like it)

BTW1: what is ConTeXt command to change A4 papir to landscape.

Thx, Jan

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Re: multiple documents in one PDF

[Wolfgang Schuster]

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 1:30 PM, PChot <pchott@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i there some easy way, that i would create one tex file with more documents
> in it. Here i mean complete documents everyone with papir config, starttext,
> stoptext. As result i would like to have one pdf with all this documents. I
> generating tex files programical so i want to speed up some work ( to open
> and print each pdf)

No.

> Only solution i know at the moment is to concatenate pdfs (i dont like it)

You could use a batch or make file, ctx files are another way to do this
without external tools, ruby is also possible (used for the beginners manual).

> BTW1: what is ConTeXt command to change A4 papir to landscape.

\setuppapersize[A4,landscape][A4,landscape]

Wolfgang
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Re: multiple documents in one PDF

[Yue Wang]

Hi

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 7:30 PM, PChot <pchott@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i there some easy way, that i would create one tex file with more documents
> in it. Here i mean complete documents everyone with papir config, starttext,
> stoptext. As result i would like to have one pdf with all this documents. I
> generating tex files programical so i want to speed up some work ( to open
> and print each pdf) Only solution i know at the moment is to concatenate
> pdfs (i dont like it)


Maybe you should use \let to  redefine starttext/stoptext
make stoptext ship the final page of a document,
and make starttext to begin a new page.
>
> BTW1: what is ConTeXt command to change A4 papir to landscape.
\setuppagersize

Yue Wang
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