On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Angus Leeming wrote: > That's right. You've clicked the subfigure checkbox in the graphic > inset dialog, haven't you, but haven't actually added a subfigure > caption in the space next to it.
Angus, No, I've never used the subfigure option. Just went to the dialog box and saw where it is. I've not used anything on the second or third tabs of that dialog box. > If you were to look at the generated latex, you'd see that the "ERT way" > and the "do it all in the graphic inset way" produce identical output. The > difference being, of course, that I can add a label inset and you cannot. Hmmm-m-m. I see what you've done. I have put multiple tables in a float so that there are three, small tables aross the page. But, I've not put individual figures into a float like your example. I suppose that I can create 8 separate little figure files from the one large one and then I can reference each one separately. Ah, well. There goes this evening. :-) But, the LaTeX way is more elegant. Many thanks, Rich -- Dr. Richard B. Shepard, President Applied Ecosystem Services, Inc. (TM) <http://www.appl-ecosys.com>
