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LaTeX : includegraphics...
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by SuicidopoliS
on 2006-11-12 14:39:03
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Does anyone here use LaTeX, and know how to insert an image into your document, and place it there were you actually WANT it to be placed ( same goes for Tables b.t.w. ), and not see your graphics appear like... 2 paragraphs further. So... you type your code, with the entire \begin{figure}[!h] \centering \includegraphics[width=12cm]{Plot531.eps} \caption{ blablabla } \end{figure} stuff... But... is there any way besides the [htbp] tag to actually tell LaTeX where to tell that darn picture? Cause it's quite starting to annoy me to have to type up my entire report first, and then have to be obliged to move parts of code left and right to make sur the right image is at the right spot in the right section. .oO° Life's THE CURE, the rest are details! °Oo. |