>
> I go into xfig with option -specialtext. I draw a rectangle, and put
> some words inside. I save the figure as test.fig, and I then export as
> PS/LaTeX combined to file test.pstex and test.pstext_t.
>
> Now use Insert-> Input, and input test.pstext_t. Include can be used
> only for files with .tex extension. If you want to use include, you
> need to rename test.pstext_t to say test.pstext_t.tex.
But I did:
So I go an include the pstex_t file using Insert/Include file, and I
click on the Input radio button and put the filename in.
and only got the text, not the figure.
Above you said you got two files, test.pstex and test.pstext_t.
Again, what you need to do:
mv test.pstext_t test.pstext_t.tex
and then use Insert/Include to include test.pstext_t (do not write
the .tex extension). When you preview, you should see the figure in
the doc. If view dvi does not work properly (it happens with
complicated included figures), use view postscript.
Do you have
\usepackage{epsfig}
in your latex preamble (using Layout -> LaTeX Preamble)?
Mate
