Export Jupyter Notebooks to PDF with Custom LaTeX Templates via nbconvert
Step-by-step guide to producing publication-ready PDFs from .ipynb files using nbconvert's LaTeX backend with custom templates for margins, fonts, and layout.
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Step-by-step guide to producing publication-ready PDFs from .ipynb files using nbconvert's LaTeX backend with custom templates for margins, fonts, and layout.
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