Sven Schreiber wrote:
> So I replaced these two ERT lines:
>
> \pgfdeclareimage[width=1.4cm]{goethe}{grafiken/goethe}
> \logo{\pgfuseimage{goethe}}
>
> with the following ERT one-liner:
>
> \logo{\includegraphics[width=1.4cm]{grafiken/goethe}}
>
> ...and that works for me.
Fine. Then there is no LyX problem and your TeX installation is OK, too.
> If you don't have any other graphics inserted
> via lyx, then you may have to explicitly add \usepackage{graphicx} in
> the preamble (?).
Yes.
> According to the beamer user guide, the only (?) advantage of pgf over
> includegrpahics is this: "However, currently only pgf offers the ability
> to include images that are partly transparent."
>
> But I still have no clue on why the pgf-thing failed.
It simply looks like pgf is not using [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please file this as a
bug
to the author of pgf. IMHO all LaTeX packages that include some external
stuff should honour [EMAIL PROTECTED] And if it does not use it it should be
documented.
The documentation says that "\includegraphics is designed better than
pgfbaseimage", but some examplkes of the advantages would be nice.
Georg
