Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007, Rich Shepard wrote:
In January 2006 there was a long thread on using the KOMA-Script
scrlttr2
class for business letters with logos. While Paul wanted the logo in the
left margin (and that was a majority of the thread), I want it
centered on
the top of the first page.
Since the response to this message has been a resounding silence,
let me
ask if there is _any_ class that allows the placement of a graphic
above the
title.
I've tried with koma-article and koma-report, but both leave off the
graphic and insert two blank pages.
It surprises me that as flexible as LaTeX is, there is no readily-found
solution for this.
I just tried this with lyx-1.5svn and koma-report:
1. Make a new document, change the type to report(koma-script)
2. Make the title.
a) First, insert the graphich into the title itself.
b) Press ctrl+enter to get a second line in the title, under the graphic
c) Type in the title text you want
This gives you a two-line title, with the graphic centered above the text.
If you want more air between the graphic and the text,
insert a box/minipage around the graphic. Use whatever size you
need for the minipage, and position the graphic properly inside it.
You can then get exactly as muxh white as needed by tweaking the
box size. Use view->pdf or similiar to check how it looks while tweaking.
Helge Hafting
