Re: The last latex2e question.........
King == King Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
King On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Benoit Goudreault-Emond wrote:
There might be a more straightforward way, but what I usually
do is convert the .jpg to Encapsulated Postscript using xv
(pbmplus should work as well, but I like xv), use package
epsfig and enter
\epsfig{file=picture.eps} for a file named picture.eps
in a figure environment. However, this means you must print
the whole document from a .ps file generated by dvips--don't
try to use, say,
King I think that if you bring document up in gostview, you
King can print or marked pages.
*If* you have either a postscript printer or a magicfilter-like
program installed. Unless ghostview evolved since I last checked it
out (I use gv myself, and I'm still running a half bo/half rex bastard
system).
What I meant was not that you can't print parts of the document--dvips
gives the option. I meant that you can't print the figure if you
don't convert to postscript. Sorry for the confusing choice of words.
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Re: The last latex2e question.........
On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Benoit Goudreault-Emond wrote:
phillip == phillip Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
phillip Hi, Im a little desperade, becasue i have to insert a
phillip graphic in my latex2e document. I have search the guides,
phillip but i didnt find something it could help (maybe i look at
phillip it too quickly..). Its a jpg. I learn, at univ., that i
phillip should insert it with the folowing command:
phillip \special{isoscale \figure.jpg ble, bla}
phillip but i think in the computers of my univ. the command is
phillip already configure Not here in my home. What sould i
phillip do to insert a jpeg???
There might be a more straightforward way, but what I usually do is
convert the .jpg to Encapsulated Postscript using xv (pbmplus should
work as well, but I like xv), use package epsfig and enter
\epsfig{file=picture.eps} for a file named picture.eps
in a figure environment. However, this means you must print the whole
document from a .ps file generated by dvips--don't try to use, say,
I think that if you bring document up in gostview, you can
print or marked pages.
dvilj2p, as it knows nothing about postscript specials (I wish it did
like xdvi and called gs to render, but it's too old). That's why I
have a postscript printer. :{)
King Lee
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Re: The last latex2e question.........
phillip == phillip Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
phillip Hi, Im a little desperade, becasue i have to insert a
phillip graphic in my latex2e document. I have search the guides,
phillip but i didnt find something it could help (maybe i look at
phillip it too quickly..). Its a jpg. I learn, at univ., that i
phillip should insert it with the folowing command:
phillip \special{isoscale \figure.jpg ble, bla}
phillip but i think in the computers of my univ. the command is
phillip already configure Not here in my home. What sould i
phillip do to insert a jpeg???
There might be a more straightforward way, but what I usually do is
convert the .jpg to Encapsulated Postscript using xv (pbmplus should
work as well, but I like xv), use package epsfig and enter
\epsfig{file=picture.eps} for a file named picture.eps
in a figure environment. However, this means you must print the whole
document from a .ps file generated by dvips--don't try to use, say,
dvilj2p, as it knows nothing about postscript specials (I wish it did
like xdvi and called gs to render, but it's too old). That's why I
have a postscript printer. :{)
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The last latex2e question.........
Hi,
Im a little desperade, becasue i have to insert a graphic in my latex2e
document. I have search the guides, but i didnt find something
it could help (maybe i look at it too quickly..). Its a jpg. I learn, at
univ., that i should insert it with the folowing command:
\special{isoscale \figure.jpg ble, bla}
but i think in the computers of my univ. the command is already
configure Not here in my home. What sould i do to insert a jpeg???
Thanks, Phillip Neumann, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: The last latex2e question.........
p == phillip Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
p Hi, Im a little desperade, becasue i have to insert a graphic
p in my latex2e document. I have search the guides, but i didnt
p find something it could help (maybe i look at it too
p quickly..). Its a jpg. I learn, at univ., that i should insert
p it with the folowing command:
First, convert the jpeg to an encapsulated postscript file. xv can do
this for you (I am sure other programs can also).
Then, before the \begin{document} statement in the LaTeX file, insert
the statement \usepackage{psfig}. In your document body, do something
like this:
\psfig{file=image-name.epsi}
or
\psfig{width=2.5in,file=image-name.epsi}
To insert the image. You can use the epsf package too, if you prefer.
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