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[Robert Ramsay Lamar <address@hidden>]

I am trying to include TeXmacs documents as images in a LaTeX document. 
Currently the way I am doing this is to use the graphicx package, export the 
TeXmacs document to PDF and manually change the bounding box so that

  \includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{desired.pdf}

shows what I need, without extra whitespace.

Attached are a TeXmacs document and two PDFs.  The file actual.pdf is what you 
get when you select File->Export->PDF... from the menu.  The file desired.pdf 
is what you get when you make the following change to actual.pdf:

12c12
< <</Type/Page/MediaBox [0 0 595 842]
---
> <</Type/Page/MediaBox [84 731 511 758]

It is possible to do this in a mechanized way using the facilities of TeXmacs? 
 Are there other (external) tools that might achieve this?  I can get the 
correct bounding boxes by hand, using trial-and-error, but it is much more 
work than it ought to be.

Cheers,
Rob

Attachment: actual.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document

Attachment: desired.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document

<TeXmacs|1.0.7>

<style|generic>

<\body>
  <wide-std-framed|This is a normal TeXmacs document with the default paper
  size, margins, and all that. \ I want to export a PDF whose bounding box
  coincides with the frame that is around this text.>
</body>

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