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The geometry package in LaTeX provides a simple way to change the page size, margins, orientation, and other elements.
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The paper size can be set to any size by means of the command papersize=width and height
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, and the orientation can be set to portrait.
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PDF output may not be completely respectful of the settings, but the special command can be used to set the page size appropriately.
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LaTeX and the document class will normally take care of page layout issues for submission to an academic publication, but for personal documents, there are some obvious settings that can be changed such as margins, page orientation, and columns. Pages can be configured with the layout package and the command "layout" to change the page size, and PDF output may not be completely respectful of the settings. To get a PDF, the special command can be used to set the page size appropriately.
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The geometry package in LaTeX provides a simple way to change the length and layout of different elements such as the paper size, margins, footnote, header, orientation, etc. The paper size can be set to any size by means of the command papersize=width and height, and the orientation can be set to portrait. The reference guide provides a comprehensive list of predefined paper sizes and orientations, as well as a list of paper sizes and margins for each document.
Page size and margins - ShareLaTeX, Online LaTeX Editor
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the width or height of the text within the document, simply by modifying the text size parameters; TeX can’t change the text width on the fly, and LaTeX only ...
Changing margins “on the fly” | The TeX FAQ
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