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Re: JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Thansk Stef,
I am really struggling to get this document working
Could u please send me a template of a ltex document (where I could have PDF figures) please...
I have a deadline to meet tonight and I am struggling with this latex...
Thanks a lot!
I am really struggling to get this document working
Could u please send me a template of a ltex document (where I could have PDF figures) please...
I have a deadline to meet tonight and I am struggling with this latex...
Thanks a lot!
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JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Well, here's a small template working with pdf graphics.
Stefan
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\documentclass{scrreprt}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
\usepackage[english]{babel}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}
\includegraphics{filename}
\end{document}
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Re: JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Thansk Stefane
But I still get the same error message!
PDF file included in the output docuemnt but no figure really just the frame and the title
please see attached...
But I still get the same error message!
PDF file included in the output docuemnt but no figure really just the frame and the title
please see attached...
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Re: JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
That's definitely the draft option to graphicx. Please post you TeX file, complete log and your real graphic file so we can test and compare.
Joseph Wright
Re: JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Thansk Stef,
please find attached the fikles u asked for...
am not sure about the log file...how could i get it please?
Thansk Stef,
please find attached the fikles u asked for...
am not sure about the log file...how could i get it please?
Thansk Stef,
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- Modeling_Report_Final.log
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JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Hi Sam,
Joseph is right, it's the draft Option. Here you can read it in the log file:
Like I said before:
Stefan
Joseph is right, it's the draft Option. Here you can read it in the log file:
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l.119 ...udegraphics[height=5in,width=5in]{11.pdf}
Using draft setting for this image.
Try typing <return> to proceed.
Or post the first line or your document here, that one with the \documentclass command, and the line where you load graphicx. I guess it's the first line, likeStefan_K wrote:That may be caused by a draft Option to \documentclass or the graphicx package. Check those two lines.
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\documentclass[10pt,a4paper,draft,...]{report}
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Re: JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Thans Guys but would you be able to send me a latex template for a report...
I am constrained with time to sort out the error
A template report would make things easier....
Thans Guys
I am constrained with time to sort out the error
A template report would make things easier....
Thans Guys
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JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
That means you don't have time to check the first line of your document?
There's a draft option, right?
Stefan
There's a draft option, right?
Stefan
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Re: JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
There is no such thing as a template that will sort out this issue. There are simply too many different things that might be going on. You will have to post something about your source if you want some help.
Joseph Wright
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JPEG or EPS figures in a Latex document?
Btw. generally a template requires a substantial amount of manual configuration regarding class, options, package options, various behavior.
A very good template is that of Matthias Pospiech. But it's written in German.
You could just use a search engine (key words latex template) but there are many old templates on the internet.
Stefan
A very good template is that of Matthias Pospiech. But it's written in German.
You could just use a search engine (key words latex template) but there are many old templates on the internet.
Stefan
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