I'm something new in latex and I want to add some pdf pages in my document.
For do that I slit de original pdf, because I have some problems with the format, and to insert one page I use a newcomman which I myself make:
\newcommand{\ipdfpag}[4]{%#1 Where is the pdf. #2 page to insert. #3 scale and #4 hspace.
\begin{figure}[H]
\hspace{#4}
\includegraphics[scale=#3]{#1/#2_#1}
\end{figure}
}
I don't know if this is de best way to do this, but I obtain what I want.
Okay, now I have to insert more than one pdf page, if it there are less than 4 or 5 there aren't problem, but I have more than 30, and it's very boring write something like:
\ipdfpag{mitos}{1}{1}{-2cm}
\newpage
\ipdfpag{mitos}{2}{1}{-2cm}
\newpage
\ipdfpag{mitos}{3}{1}{-2cm}
\newpage
\ipdfpag{mitos}{4}{1}{-2cm}
\newpage
\ipdfpag{mitos}{5}{1}{-2cm}
\newpage
[...]
My question is: Are there the possibility tho create a new command or other thing with the next idea:?
for i = 1,5
\ipdfpag{mitos}{i}{-2cm}
end
I could see that there are commands like \repeat, \loop... but I couldn't understand them and I prefer more easy command.
Thanks, and sorry for my english, I'm not very good at it.
