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Apr 9	comment	Randomised LaTeX based multiple choice test This is an interesting question. I do not know how to do it exclusively in LaTeX, but if I had to do this, I would write a python script which generates the tex files and build them by calling pdftex.
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Oct 14	accepted	xetex: setting a font only for the text
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Sep 26	comment	Is it possible to distinguish between the soft copy and the hard copy of a pdf? this was elegant and perfect, thank you
Sep 26	accepted	Is it possible to distinguish between the soft copy and the hard copy of a pdf?
Sep 26	comment	Is it possible to distinguish between the soft copy and the hard copy of a pdf? @tohecz yes, wikipedia defines soft-copy as "the unprinted digital document file"
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Sep 18	asked	Is it possible to distinguish between the soft copy and the hard copy of a pdf?
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Nov 6	accepted	Conditional typesetting / build
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Oct 29	comment	hyperref, how to make 'pdfborder' larger, or add some margin between the border and the text @Werner for some documents, yes
Oct 29	comment	hyperref, how to make 'pdfborder' larger, or add some margin between the border and the text @Andy push away
Oct 28	comment	hyperref, how to make 'pdfborder' larger, or add some margin between the border and the text i want to do exactly what you have done, but i do not know how to use this workaround for things like \ref{01.fig}