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Expand Up @@ -413,6 +413,16 @@ You can now start working in your own customized environment.

For more general information, please refer to the `official JupyterLab documentation`_.

Exporting Jupyter Notebooks
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In addition to the native ``.ipynb`` format, Jupyter notebooks can be [exported to various other formats](
https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/export.html#exporting-notebooks).
Directly exporting to PDF will however not work in this app. Instead, first export
the notebook in ``LaTex`` format (to for example a ``notebook.tex`` file) and then execute
``xelatex notebook.tex`` in a terminal, which will produce the corresponding PDF file.
You may need to first load a ``texlive`` module in order to get hold of ``xelatex``.

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