Download as pdf not working jupyter notebook

 · Jupyter If you create images (graphs etc) using the %matplotlib notebook magic then images created inline are not rendered in Tex or PDF .  · On PC, in Jupyter, you can choose 'File print preview' instead of converting or 'Download as' it. Then you can right lick on the print preview and choose print. From here, you can choose to 'Save as PDF'.Reviews: 6.  · I am using Jupyter for the first time. I am trying to download a notebook "as PDF via LaTeX". However, messages pop up indicating that the required files. tex\xelatex\xetex-def\bltadwin.ru (part of the xetex-def package) and. tex\xelatex\xetexurl\bltadwin.ru (part of the xetexurl package) are missing. The problem is that neither package seems to be Reviews: 3.

The Notebook that we will be using is called bltadwin.ru The typical command you use to export using nbconvert is as follows: jupyter nbconvert --to. The default output format is HTML. But let's start out by trying to convert the Decorators Notebook into a PDF: jupyter nbconvert bltadwin.ru --to pdf. Pdf export in jupyter notebook not working. The markdown code is coming as such in the final pdf, the output is not populated in the pdf. ex: HTML output is not coming and html code is what's coming in the pdf format. 2. When the cell length is more than the width of the window (ie it's a big line of code), the pdf generated cuts the code. Thus I tried another solution. Setting bltadwin.ruok_dir = in jupyter_notebook_bltadwin.ru instead of adding --notebook-dir= in the shortcut target, and then 'Download As Python' worked. I did not need to modify the original shortcut anymore. A guess.

I was facing the same problem. I tried to use the option select File -- Download as -- Pdf via LaTeX .pdf) in the notebook but it did not worked for me(It is not working for me). I tried other options too still not working. I solved it by using the following very simple steps. I hope it will help you too. Last but not least, don’t forget to delete the default bltadwin.ru from the LaTeX folder. Once this is done, you will be able to get the nicely formatted pdf by running this command line: $ jupyter nbconvert --to pdf bltadwin.ru --template classic. Create a notebook and the click "File - Download As". Click the new menu entry called "PDF via HTML". Your notebook will be converted to a PDF on the fly and then downloaded.