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README
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autopdf - automatic conversion of various graphics formats to
          pdfLaTeX-compatible graphics

Run pdfLaTeX on the master DocStrip file (autopdf.dtx) to generate this
README, the package style file (autopdf.sty), and the documentation
(autopdf.pdf).

Changelog:
* v1.0 (2012/04/22):
  - Initial version
* v1.1 (2013/12/10):
  - Always use identify to read size of images (even EPS files);
    graphicx seems to no longer support EPS file reading in PDF mode

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autopdf – Conversion of graphics to pdf-compatible formats

The package facilitates the on-the-fly conversion of various graphics formats to formats supported by pdf (e.g. PDF). It uses a range of external programs, and therefore requires that the run starts with write18 enabled.

Packageautopdf
Version1.1
LicensesThe Project Public License 1.2
Copyright2010, 2012 Karl Wette
MaintainerKarl Wette
Contained inTeX Live as autopdf
MiKTeX as autopdf
TopicsCallback
Graphics EPS/PDF
See alsoauto-pst-pdf
epstopdf
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