On Sat, 23 Jun 2018 14:34:50 -0400
"Paul A. Rubin" wrote:
> On 06/21/2018 02:05 PM, John White wrote:
> > When inserting a pdf graphic into a template, and saving the file,
> > the next time I open the template, I have to re-insert the graphic,
> > even though the graphic is in the same template
On 06/23/2018 05:24 PM, John White wrote:
On Saturday, June 23, 2018 2:34:50 PM PDT Paul A. Rubin wrote:
On 06/21/2018 02:05 PM, John White wrote:
When inserting a pdf graphic into a template, and saving the file, the
next
time I open the template, I have to re-insert the graphic, even
Paul,
Thaniks for the suggestion. However I am using absolute path (/home/
johwhi/.lyx/templates).
BUT, you gave me an idea. I moved the lyx file and the associated pdf to a
non-hidden path (/home/documents/lyx and it opens fine (shows the graphic).
However if I point in preferences to the
On 06/21/2018 02:05 PM, John White wrote:
When inserting a pdf graphic into a template, and saving the file, the next
time I open the template, I have to re-insert the graphic, even though the
graphic is in the same template folder.
However, if I open the same lyx template in dolphin, it opens
When inserting a pdf graphic into a template, and saving the file, the next
time I open the template, I have to re-insert the graphic, even though the
graphic is in the same template folder.
However, if I open the same lyx template in dolphin, it opens with the graphic
shown.
Anyone know
Richard Brown wrote:
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for? Can I just insert the graphics
Richard Brown wrote:
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for? Can I just insert the graphics
Richard Brown wrote:
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for? Can I just insert the graphics
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for? Can I just insert the graphics files
directly via the
A float leaves to LaTeX the decision of where to put the image. This
is not a trivial decision and in most cases, LaTeX does a better job
than you at balancing text distribution when an image is inserted.
Even if you want to put an image in a particular place, a float allows
you to do it.
On Friday 19 March 2010 03:17:49 Richard Brown wrote:
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for?
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for? Can I just insert the graphics files
directly via the
A float leaves to LaTeX the decision of where to put the image. This
is not a trivial decision and in most cases, LaTeX does a better job
than you at balancing text distribution when an image is inserted.
Even if you want to put an image in a particular place, a float allows
you to do it.
On Friday 19 March 2010 03:17:49 Richard Brown wrote:
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for?
This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
But what is the float actually for? Can I just insert the graphics files
directly via the
A float leaves to LaTeX the decision of where to put the image. This
is not a trivial decision and in most cases, LaTeX does a better job
than you at balancing text distribution when an image is inserted.
Even if you want to put an image in a particular place, a float allows
you to do it.
On Friday 19 March 2010 03:17:49 Richard Brown wrote:
> This is a sily question, but my only excuse is I'm trying to understand.
> Thanks for your patience, understanding and answers!
>
> Up to now I've been inserting my photographs and other graphics in a float.
> But what is the float actually
On Thursday 07 June 2001 08:03, Herbert Voss wrote:
Myriam Abramson wrote:
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
maybe a problem of the converter?
Could be - works fine for me using the Gimp.
What happens if you use Insert - External Material - Rasterimage?
On Thursday 07 June 2001 08:03, Herbert Voss wrote:
Myriam Abramson wrote:
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
maybe a problem of the converter?
Could be - works fine for me using the Gimp.
What happens if you use Insert - External Material - Rasterimage?
On Thursday 07 June 2001 08:03, Herbert Voss wrote:
> Myriam Abramson wrote:
> > I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
>
> maybe a problem of the converter?
Could be - works fine for me using the Gimp.
What happens if you use Insert -> External Material ->
Hi!
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
my lyx document. The graphics do not look very nice. Is there any
other way to insert a picture?
Thanks,
--
myriam
Go Proverb:
If you plan to live inside enemy territory, play
Myriam Abramson wrote:
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
maybe a problem of the converter?
here infos from ctan
Herbert
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
jpeg2ps - convert JPEG compressed images to PostScript Level 2
jpeg2ps
Hi!
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
my lyx document. The graphics do not look very nice. Is there any
other way to insert a picture?
Thanks,
--
myriam
Go Proverb:
If you plan to live inside enemy territory, play
Myriam Abramson wrote:
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
maybe a problem of the converter?
here infos from ctan
Herbert
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
jpeg2ps - convert JPEG compressed images to PostScript Level 2
jpeg2ps
Hi!
I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
my lyx document. The graphics do not look very nice. Is there any
other way to insert a picture?
Thanks,
--
myriam
Go Proverb:
If you plan to live inside enemy territory, play
Myriam Abramson wrote:
>
> I have a jpep picture that I converted to postscript to insert it in
maybe a problem of the converter?
here infos from ctan
Herbert
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
jpeg2ps - convert JPEG compressed images to PostScript Level 2
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