pdfminorversion on the command line?
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Is it possible to set the pdfminorversion on the commandline when calling pdflatex, instead of using pdfminorversion=... in the tex file ?
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Is it possible to set the pdfminorversion on the commandline when calling pdflatex, instead of using pdfminorversion=... in the tex file ?
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Is it possible to set the pdfminorversion on the commandline when calling pdflatex, instead of using pdfminorversion=... in the tex file ?
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Is it possible to set the pdfminorversion on the commandline when calling pdflatex, instead of using pdfminorversion=... in the tex file ?
macros pdftex line command-line
macros pdftex line command-line
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Assuming your LaTeX source file is named file.tex
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pdflatex "pdfminorversion=5 input file.tex"
It works, thanks.
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Assuming your LaTeX source file is named file.tex
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It works, thanks.
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Assuming your LaTeX source file is named file.tex
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It works, thanks.
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Assuming your LaTeX source file is named file.tex
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pdflatex "pdfminorversion=5 input file.tex"
Assuming your LaTeX source file is named file.tex
:
pdflatex "pdfminorversion=5 input file.tex"
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It works, thanks.
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It works, thanks.
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It works, thanks.
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