I would like to place an image in the corner of each page.   Something like this:    But I want a different image on each page. The images are numbered. For example, page 1 gets image 1.png in the corner, page 2 gets 2.png, et cetera.  I try to avoid to include each image by hand. The document is large, and I would like to avoid including and positioning 200 images by hand.  Is this possible, and how?
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I am right now writing my master thesis in computer science about a visualization topic. Since the core stuff of my thesis is a complex 3D visualization that only quite sends its message through user interaction (click/drag/turn to view from different angles), my only option to get this message across on paper would be a bunch of screenshots.  30 screenshots side by side or spread across a couple of pages should be ok, but I thought it'd be rather nice to have some kind of flipbook where the screenshots are in a specific spot spread on consecutive pages.  Is this a good idea at all?  For now this is what I am using:  \usepackage[automark]{scrpage2} \ofoot[\pagemark]{\pagemark}   since there are less screenshots than pages of my thesis I would start these on some specific page in the middle of the thesis (is that even a good idea, I'm starting to doubt this whole thing...) like this:  \cfoot[{ \IfFileExists{pics/s\thepage.png}{ \raisebox{-40mm}{\includegraphics[trim = 40mm 40mm 40mm 40mm,clip,height=40mm]{s\thepage.png}}}{\raisebox{-40mm} {}} }]{ \IfFileExists{pics/s\thepage.png}{     \raisebox{-40mm}{\includegraphics[trim = 40mm 40mm 40mm 40mm,clip,height=40mm]{s\thepage.png}}}{\raisebox{-40mm} {}}   So as you see I was putting the screenshots in the footer, which is also not ideal ( ideal would probably be an area on the lower right of the page where the screenshots would go and the text would wrap around, but I don't know how to do that).  So with this in place I can not really control the footer. the \pagemark jumps lower or highter when the pages start with the screenshots in the footer compared to those without screenshots, and also the sceenshots will end up very close to the text - I'd like to see a larger space there but I can't control the footer height.  What to do? I'm thankful for every input, also for people telling me: "don't do this!" ( or the contrary)  EDIT: just so you know what I'm talking about:    These are microstructures. The thick brownish/pink lines represent grains in copper. the greyish thing in the middle is the separating interface between the two grains. The thinner lines form a grid representing the crystal orientations. This output is quite customizable, I could change colors, switch of either grid, change the grid density and obviously change the view.  I was just now thinking of including for each grid one set of 3 thick Arrows that the eye could make out easier on paper. I'll probably do this. Also, I'll probably not go this way of doing the flipbook somewhere in the footer or margin, but actually put just a few of these shots consecutively as figures in the appendix.
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I have a really large table and I need to add it to a portrait document. Is there any way to make a single page landscape in Google Docs?   In Word you could add a "Section break" and do that. But I'm working on a document with my friend and I can't just use Word.
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Is there a convenient way of creating a grid, or a collage of images, without having to do it manually?  Ideally I want a 64x64 square grid of images that are each 100px * 100px. I've seen them done a few times, I think Groupon used to have one.   Are there any plugins that exist for this or any way of doing it without having to resize each image manually?
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I have a simple question but I am not sure on how to proceed. I would like to put 10 figures on the same page: a grid of 5 rows and 2 columns.  What should I type in order to have the figure inserted like this and with equal alignement/size ? Eventually with custom captions... ;)
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I used the following code to insert a JPEG image in my document but I don't know where exactly should I copy the image so that it'll be found. I know it must be somewhere in the TeX folder, but I still get an error.  \usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx} \frame{\titlepage \vspace{-0.5cm} \begin{center} \includegraphics[height=0.25\textheight]{Koala.jpg} \end{center}
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Say I have some image files (for instance, the result of scanning some sheets) and I want to combine them into a single pdf file, each image on a different page. Is there a faster / more convenient way than converting each one to a pdf file and then combining those (say, as explained )? Or, if this is more or less how it is to be done, which is the most intelligent and less tedious possible way to do it?
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is there a way to create a table with 2 columns, in the left column should be some text, in the right column should be a picture.  The problem is - to align both to the left, top corner. The image seems to be inserted as an inline object, so it pushes the text down, from the top.                            _____________________                          |                     |                              |                     | Some text is pushed down |                     |   What i want is:  Some text is pushed down  _____________________                          |                     |                              |                     |                          |                     |   Here is the code:  \begin{tabular}{\textwidth}{ l l } Some text &amp; \includegraphics{images/image.png} \\ \end{tabular}
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How can I insert a full page image?  No blank space left in the page.  Bonus:  How can I add some text over the image?
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I use:  \documentclss{mwrep} ... \begin{figure}   \includegraphics{a.jpg} \caption[Long caption]{Caption} \label{pic-a} \end{figure}   How can I make images to be always visible on the center of page? (To be more specific: the center of the image should be between the left and right margin - I use different left and right margins). I don't want to put anything after every \begin{figure} in my document.  Important: I don't want to waste an entire page on a single image at the very center of the page. I want only horizontal alignment. (left &lt;-> right)
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I have multiple figures placed in my document (all of which are using [htbp], [ht] etc. and are placed correctly). The last figure receives a separate page (which is alright) but it's centered on this page, which looks weird as the figure is quite small.  Is there any way to get this figure on top of this page? As written above, its a separate page and the last one in this chapter.  I can't really provide a minimal example (since I guess that the position depends on my previous figures), but here's the code I use for the figure (I've tried [ht], [ht!], [htbp] etc but none of them work - I've also deleted the .aux files before compiling):  \begin{figure}[t!] \centering \begin{tabularx}{\columnwidth}{cc} \subfloat[Results 1] { \centering    \includegraphics[width=0.47\textwidth,height=0.47\textheight,keepaspectratio]{images/plot1} } &amp; \subfloat[Results 2] { \centering    \includegraphics[width=0.47\textwidth,height=0.47\textheight,keepaspectratio]{images/plot2} } \end{tabularx} \caption{Blabla} \end{figure}   Thanks in advance!
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Well, may be this is not really useful, but I've thought if it was possible to put all the document in one long page. I mean, if your document is going to be read in a computer, mix all the pages in a continuous page. If your document has 90 pages (A4), where each one is 21cm by 29.7cm the continuous document should be (more or less) one page which is 21cm by 90 · 29.7 = 2673cm. Is this possible? EDIT: Some things I would like to achieve:  The \newpage, \chapter{}, \part{}, etc. shouldn't go to a new page, they should only add more vertical space. The package pdfpages should add the pages continuously with almost no space between them. The titlepage, in this case, has a different color, so it could go alone in a basic A4 page (just to make things easier).  Question Is this possible?
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I have been trying to put side by side figures and have tried many options but couldn't get the success. I want to put 3 images as following attached image WITH CAPTIONS. If someone can help me, that would be awesome [I did try and search A LOT... Like REALLY A LOT]. Thanks.
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Is there a way, maybe a script, that would help me cut an image into say 50 images?  I have a massive panorama I would like to print on normal stock photo paper and I am using Photoshop.    The output of this operation needs to be images, not PDFs, not printer. There is still work to be done with each of these cut-outs later.  How can I slice a large image into many smaller images with an automated, or relatively fast method?
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I have a program that generates a variable number of pictures, ordered like that: 1.jpg, 2.jpg [...] 10.jpg..etc  I can't use *.jpg as input because the 10 will be processed before 2, 3, etc. so I want to use:  convert page_{1..$N}.jpg out.pdf   but does not work. How should the command be?
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Looking to create a 100 images that would have their appropriate numbers written on them.  Since I`ll be most likely making changes to the template in the future I figured it would be better to automate it somehow.  Is there a simple solution to this problem?
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Aloha all,  I'm working in InDesign CS5.5 on a master plan document.  I want the final document to be 11x8.5 landscape with facing pages, spiral bound to allow document to lay flat with full bleed. I have set up the document with legal size paper 14x8.5 so I can have full bleed and the printer personnel can cut to size.   My question is related to the spine edge. How do I set up my indesign file to have two facing pages that have the bleed lines at perimeter but allows a single graphics in the document to bleed across spine? I know, confusing, I'm struggling to articulate it. The basic point is that I want an image to bleed across the spine of document, but how do I do that in indesign without having to copy the image twice, i.e. place it once on left facing page, pull the extent over the bleed just enough, then copy the image to the right facing page, and try to manually match up where the image stops on the left and begins again on the right.  I have attached two pictures for reference.   Any questions to my confusing question?!
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I have a directory which contains numbered image files, something like this:  01.png 02.png 03.png 03.svg 04.png 05.png 06.jpg 07.png 08.png 09.png 09.svg 10.png   Sometimes there may be multiple versions of a file in different formats (eg. a png and svg version of the 03 and 09 files above) but the numbers are otherwise consecutive.  Typically there are 40-80 such files in each directory.  The numbers correspond to the order these images appear in a manuscript (a Word document, but that's not important).  There is no other way to determine the order of the images.  If I add a new image to the manuscript I need to place a copy of the image in this directory with the correct numbering.  So if the new image is the fifth in the manuscript I need to rename the files in the directory to this in order to make room for it:  01.png 02.png 03.png 03.svg 04.png 06.png 07.jpg 08.png 09.png 10.png 10.svg 11.png   What is the most straightforward way from the command line, or from a script or macro to renumber all the files starting at a certain number?  I have a standard Fedora Linux install using bash.