pdflatex

Is it possible to get a nicely formatted table from a pandas dataframe in ipython notebook when using nbconvert to latex & PDF? The default seems to be just a left-aligned block of numbers in a shoddy looking font. I would like to have something more like the html display of dataframes in the notebook, or a latex table. Saving and displaying a .png image of an HTML rendered dataframe would also be fine, but how exactly to do that has proved elusive. Minimally, I would just like a simple centre-aligned table in a nice font. I haven't had any luck with various attempts to use the .to_latex()

I just want to have a .tex file which I compile with pdflatex and end up with a .pdf file. I don't want all the other .aux , .log and .synctex.gz files. pdflatex doesn't seem to have arguments for this. latexmk -c will remove the unnecessary files. latexmk is a great way to manage the compile too! Petter I always build my PDF files like this: pdflatex -aux-directory=/some/temp/dir <additional options> That way, I don't have too see all the additional files. Those files should not be removed, as they are important for cross referencing, bibliographies, table of contents etc. To run pdflatex

When I generate Doxygen documentation in PDF format, I get plenty of different files with a single diagram in each. Is it possible to obtain a single PDF document, organized as a book, roughly as the HTML version? Is it possible to get it automatically, i.e. without dealing manually with the latex files? Thank's! synthesizerpatel See Converting a LaTeX document to a PDF document . When Doxygen is finished processing, in the latex directory there's a file called 'refman.tex'. There are three ways you can use that file to get 'a book' out of Doxygen: LaTeX -> dvips -> ps2pdf latex myfile dvips

I have two Docker images, one containing pandoc (an utility to convert documents in different formats to many formats), and an other containing pdflatex (from texlive , to convert tex files into pdf ). My goal here is to convert documents from md to pdf . I can run each image separately : # call pandoc inside my-pandoc-image (md -> tex) docker run --rm \ -v $(pwd):/pandoc \ my-pandoc-image \ pandoc -s test.md -o test.tex # call pdflatex inside my-texlive-image (tex -> pdf) docker run --rm \ -v $(pwd):/texlive \ my-texlive-image \ pdflatex test.tex # generates test.pdf But, in fact, what I want

I'm a college guy, and in my college, to present any kind of homework, it has to have a standard coverpage (with the college logo, course name, professor's name, my name and bla bla bla). So, I have a .tex document, which generate my standard coverpages pdfs. It goes something like: ... \begin{document} %% College logo \vspace{5cm} \begin{center} \textbf{\huge "School and Program Name" \\} \vspace{1cm} \textbf{\Large "Homework Title" \\} \vspace{1cm} \textbf{\Large "Course Name" \\} \end{center} \vspace{2.5cm} \begin{flushright} {\large "My name" } \end{flushright} ... So, I was wondering if