--- "G. Milde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Did you try not using a float at all? (as a float is
> something that is
> floating but you want it at a special place). What
> happens if you put the
> eps graphic inset directly into the title paragraph?
>
> layout title: insert>Graphik logo.eps
> [Ctrl-Return]
> University of my Town
>
> layout author: Me
> ...
Yes i tried it, it still sends further text to the
next page, with the added bonus of not being centered
anymore (im using the book documentclass so it
automatically center-aligns everything on figures)
>
> It looks like you are using the Title, Author, ...
> commands that create a
> TeX-formatted titlepage. These are very sensitive to
> all non-compatible
> commands --- these will push the titlepage to the
> second page :-(
>
> If the first approach fails, you could try to use
> the "freeform titlepage"
> environment with ERT: \begin{titlepage}
> Uni
> Name
> ...
> ERT: \end{titlepage}
>
> and format with visual markup according to the
> regulations.
>
I google for "titlepage latex" and i esentially found
one useful link:
http://www.ce.cmu.edu/~kijoo/thesis.html
what should i looks for getting more details of these
regulations? still the titlepage example in that link
doesnt use/format specifically an image
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