pdf-generation

I put references in a yaml metadata-header: references: - id: fenner2012a title: One-click science marketing author: - family: Fenner given: Martin ... (described here: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#extension-citations ) and I can cite this reference with See [@fenner2012a]... . This will create an output in the pdf like this: See ("One-click science marketing")... with no hyperlink on the reference. Instead of the title I want to have auto-incremented number: See [1] with [1] beeing a hyperlink to the source. How can I achieve this? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

Is it possible for SSRS to name and separate pdf exported files based on parameter groupings? Right now, when I run the report, it only gives me one pdf with 100+ pages. However, at every page-break, I'd like SSRS to create a new pdf file, and it'd be a real time-saver if it would also insert the pdf's filename based on the grouping selection. Is this possible in SSRS, or do i need to use SSIS for this functionality? I'm using 'Visual Studio 2010' for SSRS, and 'SQL Server 2012' for integration services You would be able to do all of what you want in SSRS - if you have the Enterprise edition

I have an a6 pdf book. I'd like to convert it to an a4 pdf so that when I print it, I can cut the a4 page in two (upside and downside will have the same content, so I'll end up with two copies of the book) and when putting together the pages, they can be read in sequence (I think this is called impose) Supose A,B,C,D are 4 pages of the book. I want the resulting file to be: DA DA and CD CD Was I clear? Sorry if I'm not using the correct terminology. as suggested, the mighty Multivalent tools are the solution, but they need to be combined with my Script I attach to perform the task you desire

I had this stupid idea of creating a template as a .docx or .rtf or .pdf and then replacing the text in that document to generate reports. This seemed like a better way of doing it than using paid reporting software. Well, I believe I've tried just about everything now and I'm amazed at how impossible it is to do anything with pdfs. Try 1 HTML -> PDF A lot harder to design the template. It doesn't look the same when you print it. Never got it working outside of a command line example (not sure how well, say, iTextSharp-LGPL would even work or if it could handle base64 strings as I'm not sure

I am developing an Application in Xamarin for Android. I have already generated HTML file using StringBuilder. Now I have a HTML file in my External storage and the same template is required for PDF. So when I try to convert HTML to PDF using iTextSharp using XML Worker & PDFSharp libraries, I am getting build errors due to missing System.Drawing.dll. Then I found from Xamarin forums & Stackoverflow links that it is not supported for Xamarin.Android. Can anyone please tell me other alternative about how to create template for PDF or any other working nuget package for Xamarin.Android which