[Mac OS X TeX] can i make references invisible?

[Gerben Wierda]

If you'r enot afraid of the commandline, texexec can make extractions on 
PDF documents.

[dumbledore:~] gerben% texexec --help pdfselect

  TeXExec 2.5 - ConTeXt / PRAGMA ADE 1997-2001

            --pdfselect   select pdf pages
            --selection   pages to select
                            =odd   : odd pages
                            =even  : even pages
                            =x,y:z : pages x and y to z
          --paperoffset   room left at paper border
          --paperformat   paper format
            --backspace   inner margin of the page
             --topspace   top/bottom margin of the page
             --markings   add cutmarks
           --background     =background graphic
             --addempty   add empty page after
            --textwidth   width of the original (one sided) text

texexec can do a lot more with PDf arrangements, but it is poorly 
documented.

G

On Saturday, January 19, 2002, at 02:35 , tom keyes wrote:

> NSF wants the body of a proposal in one pdf file, references in another.
> With TeX I only know how to make a single file containing both. From 
> asking
> around I understand some people do this by editing the dvi file. Is that
> what you have to do? Seems it would be nice if there was a way to 
> declare
> part of a document 'invisible', ie, 'don't put the references in the 
> pdf'.
> TIA for any hints....Tom
>
>
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