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If you get compile errors, I'm guessing the problem is the @ character. You need to wrap your code in makeatletter and makeatother . Another possible problem is that you do this before you execute the title and author commands. A nice fix for this would be to use AtBeginDocument , which would allow
@title and @author have @ in their names, therefore makeatletter is needed: makeatletter hypersetup{ pdftitle=@title, pdfauthor=@author, } makeatother. An alternative is option pdfusetitle , which tries to automatically catch @title and @author : usepackage[pdfusetitle]{hyperref}.
30 Sep 2008 When I applied your suggested code all white spaces disappeared in the title and author fields. The solution for me was to use the pdfusetitle option for the hyperref package (www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/hyperref/README): usepackage[pdftex,pdfusetitle]{hyperref} Hopefully it can
usepackage[pdftex, pdfusetitle,colorlinks=false,pdfborder={0 0 0}]{hyperref}% hypersetup{% pdftitle={Title},% pdfauthor={Author},% pdfkeywords={Keywords},% }% begin{document} title{Title} author{Author} date{} maketitle {bf Keywords:} Keywords % My text is here end{document}. Compiles fine
13 Jan 2012 The hyperref option pdfusetitle might be worth mentioning, it tries to determine author and title automatically from the author and title macros. It needs to be called with usepackage{hyperref}; it doesn't work within hypersetup. The pdftex option isn't really necessary since hyperref can detect this driver
15 Dec 2011 The option is pdfusetitle . It is described in the hyperref README file.
27 Jul 2008 Option `pdfusetitle', see README. That's (really) great for automatically fetching "title" and "author". But is there something similar we could use in our LaTeX document to fill the "subject" and "keywords" fields -- knowing that the call to hyperref is shared in a preamble used by all my documents? Thanks in
The option is pdfusetitle . It is described in the hyperref README file.
'%sn', texPreamble); fprintf(file, '%%t%snn', 'usepackage[pdfusetitle]{hyperref}'); table = '% To add the generated tables](http://cdn07.dayviews.com/501/_u4/_u1/_u9/_u3/_u7/_u6/u4193765/28274_1522288053/Pdfusetitle_http_zdi_cloudz_pw_download_file_pdfusetitle_Download_Pdfusetitle_http_zdi_cloudz_pw.jpg)
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Pdfusetitle: >> http://zdi.cloudz.pw/download?file=pdfusetitle << (Download)
Pdfusetitle: >> http://zdi.cloudz.pw/read?file=pdfusetitle << (Read Online)
28 Sep 2017 GitHub is where people build software. More than 27 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 80 million projects.
If you get compile errors, I'm guessing the problem is the @ character. You need to wrap your code in makeatletter and makeatother . Another possible problem is that you do this before you execute the title and author commands. A nice fix for this would be to use AtBeginDocument , which would allow
@title and @author have @ in their names, therefore makeatletter is needed: makeatletter hypersetup{ pdftitle=@title, pdfauthor=@author, } makeatother. An alternative is option pdfusetitle , which tries to automatically catch @title and @author : usepackage[pdfusetitle]{hyperref}.
30 Sep 2008 When I applied your suggested code all white spaces disappeared in the title and author fields. The solution for me was to use the pdfusetitle option for the hyperref package (www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/hyperref/README): usepackage[pdftex,pdfusetitle]{hyperref} Hopefully it can
usepackage[pdftex, pdfusetitle,colorlinks=false,pdfborder={0 0 0}]{hyperref}% hypersetup{% pdftitle={Title},% pdfauthor={Author},% pdfkeywords={Keywords},% }% begin{document} title{Title} author{Author} date{} maketitle {bf Keywords:} Keywords % My text is here end{document}. Compiles fine
13 Jan 2012 The hyperref option pdfusetitle might be worth mentioning, it tries to determine author and title automatically from the author and title macros. It needs to be called with usepackage{hyperref}; it doesn't work within hypersetup. The pdftex option isn't really necessary since hyperref can detect this driver
15 Dec 2011 The option is pdfusetitle . It is described in the hyperref README file.
27 Jul 2008 Option `pdfusetitle', see README. That's (really) great for automatically fetching "title" and "author". But is there something similar we could use in our LaTeX document to fill the "subject" and "keywords" fields -- knowing that the call to hyperref is shared in a preamble used by all my documents? Thanks in
The option is pdfusetitle . It is described in the hyperref README file.
'%sn', texPreamble); fprintf(file, '%%t%snn', 'usepackage[pdfusetitle]{hyperref}'); table = '% To add the generated tables to a latex document, use the following line (edit the path as appropriate):'; fprintf(file, '%sn', table); table = ['input{path_to_file/' filename '}']; fprintf(file, '%%t%snn', table); table = '% To hyperlink to a
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