Jan Sauermann – Page 5 – StataTex Blog

You might have seen that PDF documents have (as many other files as well) their own document properties, such as the document’s author, title, etc. Using LaTeX’s hyperref package, you can very easily define these in the preamble of your .tex-document:

Author: Jan Sauermann

#Statatip: always define your Stata version in your do-file with e.g. “version 17” – this can be crucial for replicating results later

Add document properties in PDF using LaTeX

#LaTeXTip: use the [hidelinks] option in the preamble to remove borders around cross-references in your LaTeX document — use “\usepackage[hidelinks]{hyperref}”

Collection of resources for getting into LaTeX, #beamertex, #bibtex and more https://www.statatexblog.com/latex-resources/

#StataTip: use –which name_ado_file– to show from which folder Stata calls the .ado-file

#RandomTip: use your @ORCID_Org credentials to login to #managementcentral and other journals submission sites

#LaTeXTip: remove equation numbering for separate lines by adding “\notag” before \\ in the align environment. Use \begin{align} and \end{align} to switch off numbering entirely

#econjobmarket related resources: https://bit.ly/3rGnnRT

#RandomTip: convert PDF tables to Excel https://pdftables.com

#LaTeXTip: scandinavian letters in LaTeX can be written without usepackage as \aa(å), \AA (Å), \”a (ä), \”A (Ä), \”o (ö), \”O (Ö), \o (ø), \ae (æ) and \AE (Æ) – remember to add an extra space after the command