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There is a way to dynamically enlarge a page in a LaTeX document? the thing I want is to have a document which will always have a single page, so the page should increase in height to hold all the document contents.
geometry height page
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There is a way to dynamically enlarge a page in a LaTeX document? the thing I want is to have a document which will always have a single page, so the page should increase in height to hold all the document contents.
geometry height page
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There is a way to dynamically enlarge a page in a LaTeX document? the thing I want is to have a document which will always have a single page, so the page should increase in height to hold all the document contents.
geometry height page
edited 1 hour ago
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There is a way to dynamically enlarge a page in a LaTeX document? the thing I want is to have a document which will always have a single page, so the page should increase in height to hold all the document contents.
geometry height page
geometry height page
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Of course it is possible :)
You can use the standalone class with the varwidth option to make the size automatically adjustable.
It can't get infinitely big (no computer can handle infinity) but this example code makes a 2.1 m wide and 5.6 m high page (in less than 7 seconds):
documentclass[varwidth=500cm,margin=1cm]{standalone}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
end{document}
The argument you pass to varwidth is the width of the page, and its height grows dynamically.
If the page goes beyond 5.7 m tall TeX will complain, but long before that your PDF viewer will hang and you won't be able to read anything:
Your turn MS Office :)
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Of course it is possible :)
You can use the standalone class with the varwidth option to make the size automatically adjustable.
It can't get infinitely big (no computer can handle infinity) but this example code makes a 2.1 m wide and 5.6 m high page (in less than 7 seconds):
documentclass[varwidth=500cm,margin=1cm]{standalone}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
end{document}
The argument you pass to varwidth is the width of the page, and its height grows dynamically.
If the page goes beyond 5.7 m tall TeX will complain, but long before that your PDF viewer will hang and you won't be able to read anything:
Your turn MS Office :)
answered 47 mins ago
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
24k54688
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Of course it is possible :)
You can use the standalone class with the varwidth option to make the size automatically adjustable.
It can't get infinitely big (no computer can handle infinity) but this example code makes a 2.1 m wide and 5.6 m high page (in less than 7 seconds):
documentclass[varwidth=500cm,margin=1cm]{standalone}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
end{document}
The argument you pass to varwidth is the width of the page, and its height grows dynamically.
If the page goes beyond 5.7 m tall TeX will complain, but long before that your PDF viewer will hang and you won't be able to read anything:
Your turn MS Office :)
answered 47 mins ago
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
24k54688
add a comment |
Of course it is possible :)
You can use the standalone class with the varwidth option to make the size automatically adjustable.
It can't get infinitely big (no computer can handle infinity) but this example code makes a 2.1 m wide and 5.6 m high page (in less than 7 seconds):
documentclass[varwidth=500cm,margin=1cm]{standalone}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
end{document}
The argument you pass to varwidth is the width of the page, and its height grows dynamically.
If the page goes beyond 5.7 m tall TeX will complain, but long before that your PDF viewer will hang and you won't be able to read anything:
Your turn MS Office :)
answered 47 mins ago
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
24k54688
Of course it is possible :)
You can use the standalone class with the varwidth option to make the size automatically adjustable.
It can't get infinitely big (no computer can handle infinity) but this example code makes a 2.1 m wide and 5.6 m high page (in less than 7 seconds):
documentclass[varwidth=500cm,margin=1cm]{standalone}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
lipsum[1-150]
end{document}
The argument you pass to varwidth is the width of the page, and its height grows dynamically.
If the page goes beyond 5.7 m tall TeX will complain, but long before that your PDF viewer will hang and you won't be able to read anything:
Your turn MS Office :)
answered 47 mins ago
Phelype OleinikPhelype Oleinik
24k54688
answered 47 mins ago
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