TeX - LaTeX Asked on April 23, 2021
I made a .tex file and compiled it via pdfLatex in two scenarios:
includegraphics*[scale=1]{example.pdf}
added some text here and there
newpage
(repeating this with example2.pdf, example3.pdf, example4.pdf etc.)
includepdf[scale=1]{example.pdf}
added some text here and there
newpage
(repeating this with example2.pdf, example3.pdf, example4.pdf etc.)
In the firs scenario, the compiling took about 5 seconds (output ca. 650 kb).
In the second scenario, it took about 60 seconds (output ca. 373 kb).
(-> less size took more time)
My question is: why and what are the differences?
My goal is to print the 1200 page document with the best possible quality. Do one of the methods suffer from quality (like sharpness, color, overall, details etc.)?
Thanks a lot!
includegraphics
will place a space in the text, to which it will superimpose the vectorized PDF image. The includepdf
will put the vectors from the PDF in the document, that implies handling larger data structures.
But quality-wise, they should be the same.
Answered by leandro souza rosa on April 23, 2021
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