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$Append_pdfs matlab code: >> http://haf.cloudz.pw/download?file=append_pdfs+matlab+code << (Download) Append_pdfs matlab code: >> http://haf.cloudz.pw/read?file=append_pdfs+matlab+code << (Read Online) matlab save multiple figures into pdf matlab export_fig white background pdf document matlab export_fig eps matlab matlab print multiple figures to pdf exportfig matlab pdf matlab ghostscript matlab save multiple figures in one file The following Matlab project contains the source code and Matlab examples used for append pdfs. This function appends multiple PDF files to an existing PDF file, or concatenates them into a PDF file if the output file doesn't yet exist. The source code and files included in this project are listed in the project files section, olivine LPO simulation. Contribute to Drex-MATLAB development by creating an account on GitHub. 12 Feb 2016 Jiro's pick this week is append_pdfs (most up-to-date version included in export_fig) by Oliver Woodford. print -dpdf fig1.pdf figure spy print -dpdf fig2.pdf figure plot(rand(10,3)) print -dpdf fig3.pdf % Combine three PDFs into one append_pdfs allfigs.pdf fig1.pdf fig2.pdf fig3.pdf Get the MATLAB code. Using MATLAB's publish command is a great solution, as other answers have pointed out. If you are looking for more control in terms of how the different figures are combined, another solution is to use pdflatex to compile the figures into a single PDF. Print the figures to PDF; Generate LaTeX code which append_pdfs. version 1.6 (4.55 KB) by Oliver Woodford It also includes code from the export_fig package to interface with Ghostcript. This function is now included in the export_fig I would prefer to keep the pdf printing internal to matlab because it is easier to control output filenames, locations etc. Any suggestions? Issue resolved (to best of my ability) 1/6/2011, using the prepress % setting function append_pdfs(varargin) % Are we appending or creating a new file append = exist(varargin{1}, 'file') == 2; if append output = [tempname '.pdf']; else output = varargin{1}; varargin = varargin(2:end); end % Create the command file cmdfile You could merge your PDF files in the command line using ghostscript, and you can invoke a command line from Matlab using the system operator. Combining the two you could do: command = 'gs -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -q -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=out.pdf in1.pdf in2.pdf'; [status,cmdout] 16 Sep 2011 p.s. I have done this in the past with some code, but it's quite old and sluggish, I'm wondering if there is a maltab integrated command or series of commands for Alternatively you can save the figures to separate PDFs (using print or export_fig), then concatenate them all into one PDF using append_pdfs. function varargout = ghostscript(cmd) %GHOSTSCRIPT Calls a local GhostScript executable with the input command % % Example: % [status result] = ghostscript(cmd) % % Attempts to locate a ghostscript executable, finally asking the user to % specify the directory ghostcript was installed into. The resulting path % is$