So, I have ultimately important lecture to give. Now, I have to add material to it. I was stupid enough to erase tex and all support files. It is a great deal – 12 pages. So, it would take me a day to retype it, a luxury that I do not have. So, is it any way at all to convert from pdf to tex, so that I can edit. Please help. Otherwise, is it possible to merge documents with pdf, and how, in detail.
[Tex/LaTex] Converting from pdf
conversionpdf
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Best Answer
Short answer: No this is not possible
Long answer:
You might try what @samcarted suggested and just copy and paste everying and add the formatting manually.
Alternatively you could mix the old and the new slides/pages together by using
pdfpages
(not sure whether you're usingbeamer
orarticle
or something else, but the example should translate to other classes as well). Assuming your old document is namedoldfile.pdf
and you want to keep pages 2 and 3 from it, but add a new page 1 and a new last page, the following code will get you started. Note that you can also reorder the pages with this.Code: