How to put two figures side by side having different Caption and No.?
Dear All, There is a package called subfigure to put two sub-figures side by side in ONE figure float. However, I want to put two figures side by side but in two figure floats to obtain two different CAPTIONs and figure numbers. Do you have any solutions? Thanks a lot in advance. Yours sincerely, Qing-Chang
Re: How to put two figures side by side having different Caption and No.?
Qing-Chang Zhong wrote: There is a package called subfigure to put two sub-figures side by side in ONE figure float. However, I want to put two figures side by side but in two figure floats to obtain two different CAPTIONs and figure numbers. Do you have any solutions? Thanks a lot in advance. http://www.lyx.org/help//floats.php3#fside Herbert -- http://www.lyx.org/help/
Controlling figure and table placement
Before I ask my question I want to thank everyone that has helped me directly by answering my questions, or indirectly by asking (and solving) my questions before I get a chance to ask them. I am nearing the end of my graduate school exisitence - I am in the last revision of the PhD thesis before submitting it to my committee. I have used Figure and Table floats throughout. There are times when the text refers to a figure or table after it is mentioned in the text. Is there a way to get these to show up after they are mentioned? I know what I am trying to do is in contrast to the overall philosphy of LaTex/LyX but that argument is not the hill I want to die on at this late stage in the game. In case you haven't guessed this is a request coming from my supervisor, and in his defence, it is entirely reasonable; this was the way I was taught to put together a technical document. So, any suggestions? Thanks. Kent Kostuk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, I would like to create pdf files from my LyX files, but when I do that I get a very nasty looking PDF file. The fonts look horrible. I have read somewhere that it has to do with the type of font used. How can I change this and make my pdf files presentable for the web? Regards Peter
How to put two figures side by side having different Caption and No.?
Dear All, There is a package called subfigure to put two sub-figures side by side in ONE figure float. However, I want to put two figures side by side but in two figure floats to obtain two different CAPTIONs and figure numbers. Do you have any solutions? Thanks a lot in advance. Yours sincerely, Qing-Chang
Re: How to put two figures side by side having different Caption and No.?
Qing-Chang Zhong wrote: There is a package called subfigure to put two sub-figures side by side in ONE figure float. However, I want to put two figures side by side but in two figure floats to obtain two different CAPTIONs and figure numbers. Do you have any solutions? Thanks a lot in advance. http://www.lyx.org/help//floats.php3#fside Herbert -- http://www.lyx.org/help/
Controlling figure and table placement
Before I ask my question I want to thank everyone that has helped me directly by answering my questions, or indirectly by asking (and solving) my questions before I get a chance to ask them. I am nearing the end of my graduate school exisitence - I am in the last revision of the PhD thesis before submitting it to my committee. I have used Figure and Table floats throughout. There are times when the text refers to a figure or table after it is mentioned in the text. Is there a way to get these to show up after they are mentioned? I know what I am trying to do is in contrast to the overall philosphy of LaTex/LyX but that argument is not the hill I want to die on at this late stage in the game. In case you haven't guessed this is a request coming from my supervisor, and in his defence, it is entirely reasonable; this was the way I was taught to put together a technical document. So, any suggestions? Thanks. Kent Kostuk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, I would like to create pdf files from my LyX files, but when I do that I get a very nasty looking PDF file. The fonts look horrible. I have read somewhere that it has to do with the type of font used. How can I change this and make my pdf files presentable for the web? Regards Peter
How to put two figures side by side having different Caption and No.?
Dear All, There is a package called subfigure to put two sub-figures side by side in ONE figure float. However, I want to put two figures side by side but in two figure floats to obtain two different CAPTIONs and figure numbers. Do you have any solutions? Thanks a lot in advance. Yours sincerely, Qing-Chang
Re: How to put two figures side by side having different Caption and No.?
Qing-Chang Zhong wrote: > There is a package called subfigure to put two sub-figures > side by side in ONE figure float. However, I want to put two > figures side by side but in two figure floats to obtain two > different CAPTIONs and figure numbers. > > Do you have any solutions? Thanks a lot in advance. http://www.lyx.org/help//floats.php3#fside Herbert -- http://www.lyx.org/help/
Controlling figure and table placement
Before I ask my question I want to thank everyone that has helped me directly by answering my questions, or indirectly by asking (and solving) my questions before I get a chance to ask them. I am nearing the end of my graduate school exisitence - I am in the last revision of the PhD thesis before submitting it to my committee. I have used Figure and Table floats throughout. There are times when the text refers to a figure or table after it is mentioned in the text. Is there a way to get these to "show up" after they are mentioned? I know what I am trying to do is in contrast to the overall philosphy of LaTex/LyX but that argument is not the hill I want to die on at this late stage in the game. In case you haven't guessed this is a request coming from my supervisor, and in his defence, it is entirely reasonable; this was the way I was taught to put together a technical document. So, any suggestions? Thanks. Kent Kostuk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, I would like to create pdf files from my LyX files, but when I do that I get a very nasty looking PDF file. The fonts look horrible. I have read somewhere that it has to do with the type of font used. How can I change this and make my pdf files presentable for the web? Regards Peter
