Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 76.105.79.64]
on March 27, 2008 04:58 PM
>> They can, and the links look better than anything else I've seen so far! :-)
>> You have to use the hyperref package and compile your files with pdflatex instead of the latex2ps -> ps2pdf sequence. Using this, all your URLs, page/figure/table references, citations and so on will be clickable links inside the PDF!
I was hoping that it was possible but I didn't push hard to look for the solution because of my limited understanding about latex. I thought latex is a tool to help people produce professional looking *printed* documents like books, thesis, etc. And the pdf produced from these tools are like preview of what documents look like in print.
Now that I know better, I will play with it some more because this could become handy to create short and simple professional-looking manuals or guides.
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Re(1): Texmaker tames LaTeX
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 76.105.79.64] on March 27, 2008 04:58 PM>> You have to use the hyperref package and compile your files with pdflatex instead of the latex2ps -> ps2pdf sequence. Using this, all your URLs, page/figure/table references, citations and so on will be clickable links inside the PDF!
>> More info on hyperref: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Packages/Hyperref
Thanks for the tip!
I was hoping that it was possible but I didn't push hard to look for the solution because of my limited understanding about latex. I thought latex is a tool to help people produce professional looking *printed* documents like books, thesis, etc. And the pdf produced from these tools are like preview of what documents look like in print.
Now that I know better, I will play with it some more because this could become handy to create short and simple professional-looking manuals or guides.
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