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If you installed to a non-standard directory then you need to add thatĭirectory to your path. I use `/data/usr/local/texlive/2011` as my `TEXDIR` on my Imperial Installation program to a directory to which you have write permissions. To which you do not have root access then change the `TEXDIR` installĭirectory by pressing `D` on the first screen of the TeX Live If, like me, you're installing on a university-supplied Ubuntu machine

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Lacks several features I need (specifically for handling graphics andĪ full installation uses almost 3GBytes of disk space and takes a while Ubuntu 11.04 ships with TeX Live 2009 which

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Installation Install TeX Live 2011įirst, download and install TeX Live 2011

Ubuntu system at Imperial (where I do not have root access). Notes about installing and configuring LaTeX, Lyx and Zotero on my Of LaTeX and Zotero is modern, open-sourceīibliography management package with “cloud” features.ĭiagrams in LaTeX (it’s frankly pretty painful to use but it does Those settings aren’t working for me today! So, instead, I am using the pgfpages solution given in the comments below.ĭoes anyone know a reliable way of obtaining unrotated landscape pages using primo pdf? I can rotate them back using Adobe Acrobat, for example, but that is a nuisance.Lyx is an open-source word processor built on top Under the printer Properties, I use the orientation

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(but NOT Choose Paper Source by PDF size). However, if you get the settings wrong, the pages will end up rotated through 90 degrees! So here are the printer settings I use when printing to PDF using the PrimoPdf virtual printer in order to obtain the desired result. By scaling the individual slides/pages at this point, the resulting pdf file can then be printed successfully at multiple slides per page. My current solution is to begin by printing the pdf file to a new pdf file, e.g. At least on my PC, there is no option for scaling the slides to fit on half-pages when printing. The size is probably also OK for four slides per (A4) page, but I have problems if I want to print two slides per page. This is not a problem when printing one slide per page, as you can scale the pages. However, when I try to print several slides per page, I hit the problem that the “actual size” of the pages is rather small (at least by default). I usually produce an associated handout using When I have used LaTeX to produce a pdf presentation using This is a technical post about printing pdf files produced using the LaTeX beamer document class. Joel LaTeX, Mathematics, Teaching Printing latex beamer pdf files I will report further as I find out more! (See comments below) But you can specify exactly your preferred thickness of pen nib, and that is very handy. I don’t think that there is an equivalent of the “chisel” pens that I like to use in Journal.

I am probably doing something wrong, because it is supposed to work! I have not yet managed to make “pressure-sensitivity” work for the pen. There does not appear to be the equivalent of Journal’s “Add/Remove space” tool, but selecting all the objects to move should be adequate. However, you can pre-prepare lined /squared paper in a document, and insert/append that instead. For example, I don’t think that you can change the default new page/appended page from blank paper to lined/squared paper.

There are a few features missing, or that I have not yet found a slick way to do. PDF Annotator looks to be very user-friendly, and can do most of the things that I would want.

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The immediate and big advantage is that you can work with the PDF file produced by pdflatex immediately, without having to first “improve it” using Acrobat (or equivalent) and then exporting to a Windows Journal document (and even then with imperfect results).

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In view of the problems I have had (well-recorded in this blog!) importing PDF files into Windows Journal and obtaining reasonable on-screen results, I am now trying out (the trial version of) PDF Annotator. It was very interesting to see some alternative approaches, and I can see that both OneNote and PDF Annotator could be very useful. In a seminar in Nottingham in June this year, Birgit Loch demonstrated her approach to using tablet PC’s and recording classes.

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