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peaches2165
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PDF Files in Presentation

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Hi,

Thanks for the help the other day. I was able to get my two columns to work. Now I am stuck on adding a PDF file to a beamer presentation.

I have this.

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\documentclass{beamer}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{pdfpages}

\begin{document}
  \includepdf[pages=-]{filename.pdf}
\end{document}
When I run PDFLaTeX I get blank pages.

Please help.

Thanks,
Peaches
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PDF Files in Presentation

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peaches2165 wrote:[…] Thanks for the help the other day. I was able to get my two columns to work. […]
Then you should respond exactly there and accept the answer that led you to the solution. Mentioning here that you solved that problem is quite senseless. Furthermore you should provide your solution there in form of a minimal example.
peaches2165 wrote:[…] I have this. […] When I run PDFLaTeX I get blank pages. […]
Which page format does the PDF file have? Note that the beamer page format is much smaller than e.g. A4. Hence the included pages have to be in the same size, for example from another presentation. But somehow adding pages this way does not make sense to me. Perhaps you only want to include a PDF page as normal image by graphicx into a frame.


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