> >
> > I go into xfig with option -specialtext. I draw a rectangle, and put
> > some words inside. I save the figure as test.fig, and I then export as
> > PS/LaTeX combined to file test.pstex and test.pstext_t.
> >
> > Now use Insert-> Input, and input test.pstext_t. Include can be used
> > only for files with .tex extension. If you want to use include, you
> > need to rename test.pstext_t to say test.pstext_t.tex.
>
> But I did:
>
> So I go an include the pstex_t file using Insert/Include file, and I
> click on the Input radio button and put the filename in.
>
> and only got the text, not the figure.
>
> Above you said you got two files, test.pstex and test.pstext_t.
Yes.
> Again, what you need to do:
>
> mv test.pstext_t test.pstext_t.tex
Yikes. I never did that. Strange thing is that is seem to work either
way. I get only the words if it called test.pstex_t or
test.pstex_t.tex. I put in test.pstex_t each time, and use Input.
>
> and then use Insert/Include to include test.pstext_t (do not write
> the .tex extension). When you preview, you should see the figure in
> the doc. If view dvi does not work properly (it happens with
> complicated included figures), use view postscript.
>
> Do you have
>
> \usepackage{epsfig}
Yes, I added that but it did not help.
Very weird.
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