pdflatexpicscale Version 0.31 2017-02-01 pdflatexpicscale will downscale large raster images for your TeX project to reasonable size. Basic usage: pdflatexpicscale myarticle where your main LaTeX file is called 'myarticle.tex' and a log file exists. Fine tuning: --destdir=folder (relative path, must exist, defaults to 'printimg' subfolder of current folder) --srcdir=folder (folder to find original images, if this software can't figure it out on it's own, because you already used the target directory.) --printdpi=XXX (default 300) --tolerance=XX (default 20 Percents over printdpi to ignore scaling) --verbose (if you want to know what the script attempts to do) --version (show software version)

pdflatexpicscale will downscale large raster images for your TeX project to reasonable size. Basic usage: pdflatexpicscale myarticle where your main LaTeX file is called 'myarticle.tex' and a log file exists. Fine tuning: --destdir=folder (relative path, must exist, defaults to 'printimg' subfolder of current folder) --srcdir=folder (folder to find original images, if this software can't figure it out on it's own, because you already used the target directory.) --printdpi=XXX (default 300) --tolerance=XX (default 20 Percents over printdpi to ignore scaling) --verbose (if you want to know what the script attempts to do) --version (show software version) pdflatexpicscale will downscale large raster images for your TeX project to reasonable size. Basic usage: pdflatexpicscale myarticle where your main LaTeX file is called 'myarticle.tex' and a log file exists. Fine tuning: --destdir=folder (relative path, must exist, defaults to 'printimg' subfolder of current folder) --srcdir=folder (folder to find original images, if this software can't figure it out on it's own, because you already used the target directory.) --printdpi=XXX (default 300) --tolerance=XX (default 20 Percents over printdpi to ignore scaling) --verbose (if you want to know what the script attempts to do) --version (show software version)