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Hyperlinks in plain text not preserved when saving in PDF format in Mathematica V13
I have a notebook containing hyperlinks, but when I save it in pdf format (print to PDF) the hyperlinks are not blue and not clickable.
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Pdf export is heavily flawed for simplest possible notebook such as a=b+c
File > save As ... > pdf (or print as pdf) gives me extremely bad results even for the most basic simplest possible Mathematica notebooks.
Here a simple example where I can reproduce the problem....
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How to publish a Mathematica notebook to a journal as supplementary material?
I've done part of a proof via Mathematica. In the appendix of the paper I've linked to this published notebook, since I misunderstood "With any paid subscription plan, all files stored in the ...
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Exporting graphics of precisely specified measurements for printing [duplicate]
None of the links bellow seem to answer the problem with printing graphics "scaled to the real world" anymore:
real size image printing
exporting pdf with a precise page dimension in metric ...
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Graphics not correctly produced when saving to PDF in Version 12
12.0.0 for Microsoft Windows (64-bit) (April 6, 2019)
How do I get my graphic to look the same in PDF as it does in a Notebook?
This is what the graphic looks like in the FrontEnd:
This is how the ...
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How to Print or Export to PDF without truncation in Mathematica 12.1
My notebook looks fine on screen, but Dataset output is truncated in printing. I've read similar queries (as long back as 6 years ago) and experimented thoroughly with no success (including all print ...
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Printing several A4 pages in PDF
I want to create a pdf file with several pages. Each page should contain only an image without any margins. It works fine when I'm exporting just one image as pdf, but some weird margins appear when I'...
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How to export high dpi PDF graphics at a low physical dimension with small file size?
Exporting PDFs
While it is seemingly obvious how to export higher resolution pdf vector graphics:
https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/search?q=pdf+export+high+resolution
There is nothing to be ...
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How do I prevent plot range clipping errors in a pdf printout?
Bug introduced in 11.3 or earlier
I am using Mathematica 11.3 on a Windows 10 computer. I plotted several data sets of mine in a ListLinePlot. While the .pdf file looks perfectly in the current Adobe ...
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Export paginated table
I have a large data set which I need to export as a table to a PDF file. At the moment, I do this by exporting as CSV, applying some styling in Excel (display as table, autofit column width, etc.), ...
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How to view the print/PDF printable page edge in a Notebook?
Motivation:
I don't normally print or save as PDF notebooks, but when I do, it's annoying to see that some plots exceded the page width as defined in the print configurations.
It would be nice to see ...
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Page Breaks display incorrectly and other Print Out Appearance issues
on the left is Mathematica with its Page Break on display and on the right the PDF file with worng breaking. How is this happening?
The Page Break has been automaticly generated and if i were to add ...
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Getting the scaling right when printing to pdf
I have created a report in Mathematica containing Datasets, charts, plots and text. It looks nice on my screen, but everything becomes too large when I print it to PDF. How can I make everything ...
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Printing problem: PDF output has a plot error
In my Mathematica file I have several plots that I put together in a grid. One of the plots is coded with the following code:
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