I have lots of jpegs which are single daily comic panels such as this:
Comic Panel:
Is there a way to easily take 5 of them and import them into an image editing program and lay them out to fill the page up ready to printed? I know I could do it manually by hand but is there a more productive way?
I want the final page to look something like this with 4 or 5 panels:
Final Result:
\input{MyFile}
. Assuming cozy names (no spaces nor strange chars inside the name), with Linux (or WSL, but even in Phyton,DOS,cmd.exe,Powershell,find...), you can do a script to read all the file-names in a directory and to process them into a cycle. Write the command to include the current one and each 4 or 5 files you may process a newpage (or\end{figure}
and\begin{figure}
) redirecting the output toMyFile
. Then compile the LaTex page to obtain a PDF. In TexMAker you just press a button. – Hastur Feb 23 at 11:23