On 6.06.04, Charlls Quarra wrote: > > Hi, > > I have to format the main page of my thesis according > to the following scheme: > > <page> > <logo of the university.eps> > <university name> ... > </page>
> Right now the problem i have is with the eps: i > created a figure float with the logo .eps at 20% of > scale so its not big than the 8% of the page height. > But _NO MATTER_ what options i use in the figure (here > definitely, top of page, etc) the logo float will take > the whole first page for its own (in other words, the > rest of the text will be displaced to the next page) Did you try not using a float at all? (as a float is something that is floating but you want it at a special place). What happens if you put the eps graphic inset directly into the title paragraph? layout title: insert>Graphik logo.eps [Ctrl-Return] University of my Town layout author: Me ... It looks like you are using the Title, Author, ... commands that create a TeX-formatted titlepage. These are very sensitive to all non-compatible commands --- these will push the titlepage to the second page :-( If the first approach fails, you could try to use the "freeform titlepage" environment with ERT: \begin{titlepage} Uni Name ... ERT: \end{titlepage} and format with visual markup according to the regulations. Günter -- G.Milde at web.de