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LaTeX Cookbook - Second Edition

By : Stefan Kottwitz
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LaTeX Cookbook - Second Edition

By: Stefan Kottwitz

Overview of this book

The second edition of LaTeX Cookbook offers improved and additional examples especially for users in science and academia, with a focus on new packages for creating graphics with LaTeX. This edition also features an additional chapter on ChatGPT use to improve content, streamline code, and automate tasks, thereby saving time. This book is a practical guide to utilizing the capabilities of modern document classes and exploring the functionalities of the newest LaTeX packages. Starting with familiar document types like articles, books, letters, posters, leaflets, and presentations, it contains detailed tutorials for refining text design, adjusting fonts, managing images, creating tables, and optimizing PDFs. It also covers elements such as the bibliography, glossary, and index. You’ll learn to create graphics directly within LaTeX, including diagrams and plots, and explore LaTeX’s application across various fields like mathematics, physics, chemistry, and computer science. The book’s website offers online compilable code, an example gallery, and supplementary information related to the book, including the author’s LaTeX forum, where you can get personal support. By the end of this book, you’ll have the skills to optimize productivity through practical demonstrations of effective LaTeX usage in diverse scenarios.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)

Including copyright information

We added author, producer, and creator information in the previous recipe. We can even add a field for our own copyright information. However, there’s a specific place for copyright information. Even after adding metadata like we did earlier, Adobe Acrobat Reader and other PDF viewers may still display Copyright Status: Unknown and an empty copyright notice. We can change this.

How to do it...

The hyperxmp package can embed the required information. Follow these steps to add copyright information:

  1. Open the book example from the first chapter in your editor.
  2. At the end of the preamble, load the hyperref package:
    \usepackage{hyperref}
  3. On the next line, load the hyperxmp package:
    \usepackage{hyperxmp}
  4. Set up copyright information as follows:
    \hypersetup{
      pdfcopyright = {Copyright 2024 by Stefan Kottwitz.
        All rights reserved.},
      pdflicenseurl =
        {http://latex...