>
> a.) Set the overall paper/page size of, for example DVI, in the
> source itself
> b.) Set different sizes for different pages.
For DVI, both is possible (I'm actually suprised that this works :-)
.\" Our new paper size (A4 landscape).
.ds paper a4l
.
.\" Explicitly reload macro package so that the
.\" paper formats are available.
.mso papersize.tmac
.
.\" Set the physical paper dimensions. The \special
.\" command in the DVI file needs centimeters as
.\" `cm', not `c', thus the appended `m'.
.device papersize=\*[paper-a4-length]m,\*[paper-a4-width]m
This is A4 landscape.
.bp
.\" Now change the physical paper dimensions.
.device papersize=\*[paper-a5-width]m,\*[paper-a5-length]m
This is A5 seascape.
If you process this with, say, dvipdfmx, you get a PDF with properly
changing paper sizes.
Werner
