Export
How to export and manage your final deliverable.
Examples
Follow along with the out-of-the-box example code below.
After completing your deliverable, exporting it to a final PDF is the last step before sending it to your client, manager, or team. You can export with one click, and optionally manage metadata or split larger deliverables into multiple files for easier handling.
Export your deliverable
In t0, you can export your deliverable by clicking the Export button in the top right corner of the editor. The export will generate a polished PDF that is ready to share.
t0 automatically compiles your LaTeX code and applies all necessary formatting based on your selections.
Add metadata
Professional deliverables often include hidden metadata in the PDF, such as the document title, author, and date of creation.
In t0, you can define this metadata using LaTeX commands.
Example LaTeX to add document metadata:
This metadata is embedded into the final PDF and helps when delivering files to clients, publishing internally, or complying with documentation standards.
Split into several files
For larger projects or complex deliverables, you might want to split your document into multiple LaTeX source files (for example: one file per chapter or section).
In t0, you can structure your deliverable modularly by using the \input{filename}
or \include{filename}
commands.
Example structure: