> My problem is this. I have say, nine images of which I would like to float
> three each to a page. (I know that they will fit.) Right now, when I do it,
> I
> might get four or two to a page, and I want exactly three. Is there a way to
> do
> that using the float figure command?
not reliably, no. THere are a few latex packages, and I tried
every one I could find. I was usually doing this in the context of
trying to wrap text as wel.
What you can do is play with the variables that set the number of
images alloawd (topflt, botflt, maxflt??? It's been a while).
Agressive use of \clearpage can do it sometimes, too.
Also, as you get fancy and aggressive, sometimes your float
actually ends up off of the page--it gets numbered, and
can be referred to, but is nowhere in the printed document.
The bottom line is that you're probably going to be forced into
raw latex hacks :(
hawk
