I am tying to convert this notebook into a pdf. The resulting pdf only has the first page of the notebook.
Why does this happen ?
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Click on File > Download as > PDF via Latex
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I'm trying to view this pdf image in my Jupyter Notebook markdown cell using:
but the image is not rendering.
I've tried manually saving the pdf file into my directory and using:
 and 
but that didn't work either.
I do want to point out that converting the pdf into png works:
However, since these .pdf images are present throughout my Jupyter Notebooks, I don't want to have to manually convert every single .pdf into .png.
I'm thinking this is a browser issue (using Microsoft Edge Version 109.0.1518.78 (Official build) (64-bit)) since the rest of my classmates and professor using Safari get the embedded pdf images to render.
I appreciate any help.
I am trying to convert each page of a PDF to an SVG image and retain the hyperlinks.
However using pdftocairo (and imagemagick) the hyperlinks are lost.
I am on Ubuntu and have tried (to create one page)
#pdftocairo -svg -f 1 -l 1 originalFile.pdf Output.svg
This creates a perfect looking SVG image, but none hyperlinks work on the SVG.
Any suggestions on how to convert a page of a PDF to SVG and retain the hyperlinks in the orgininal document?
I am looking for a solultion that will work from CLI or from PHP8.0
when i convert jupyter notebook to pdf there is no cell color of In and Out detected. More over tables do not have borders. Can anyone please guide me to convert to pdf with these features?
I have approximately 20 files in markdown type and I need to convert those into one pdf document. I try using online converter, but the images are not showing, it just like 
Using Calibre app also not showing images.
Btw, I am using Gitbook to generate my markdown and html view, I read the documentation about how to convert into pdf using gitbook pdfin command line, but it returns TypeError
Does anyone know how to solve this? I am using Windows 10
Hi you can use the Pandoc tool (it runs on Windows/MacOS/Linux).
It is an command line tool which can easily convert your Markdown file into PDF (or other kind of format).
Take a look to Pandoc website
Maybe you will have to install a LaTeX environnement like Miktex in order to convet into PDF.
An example from Pandoc documentation :
From markdown to PDF:
pandoc myInput.md --latex-engine=xelatex -o myOutput.pdf
Furthermore, there is several interesting options if you want to generate a table of contents in your output for instance.
I am converting Marathi data from PDF to excel or word but it is not getting proper format.
I have copied some data from PDF and pasted in word document but it was not getting proper format.
e.g. प्रविण सुधाकर शिरवाडकर this line is in PDF
but when i copied and pasted in word it has been getting
-प्रववर् सुधाकर शिरवाडकर
what should i do for this?
anyone please help me.
thank you in advance
There seem to be problems in the way PDF stores unicode devnagri text. Try this alternative route: convert your PDF to an image. Can use an online tool or downloaded, or if on linux use this command in terminal:
for f in *.pdf; do convert -density 200 "$f" "${f}_200dpi.jpg"; done
change the density from 200 to other as per need. Each page from your document should be converted into an image file. For a windows tool, try https://www.pdfill.com/pdf_tools_free.html
Then, go to http://www.i2ocr.com/free-online-hindi-ocr, upload the image and convert. That uses OCR (optical character recognition).
check the font in your PDF and try making it available to the word document.
I think you dont have perticular fonts which are used in PDF
In Adobe Reader -- -- File menu > Properties > Fonts tab gives you a list of all fonts used in the document.