On Sat, 03 Mar 2007 14:57:08 -0600
Lyx Physicist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


> 
> LaTeX Warning: Citation `key-6' on page 3 undefined on input line 293.
> 
> [3] <ElementTable2.jpg, id=55, 395.4775pt x 390.45876pt>
> <use ElementTable2.jpg>
> 
> LaTeX Warning: Citation `key-7' on page 4 undefined on input line 310.
> 
> <ElementTable.jpg, id=56, 345.29pt x 466.74374pt> <use
> ElementTable.jpg> [4 <./ElementTable2.jpg>]
> Error: latex (file "Images/particle size table".jpg): cannot find
> image file
>  ==> Fatal error occurred, the output PDF file is not finished!
> 
> ***********
> Im guessing it is still looking for some images, but cant find them. 
> I have about 40 figures in there right now..

Yes, that is the only problem at this point.


>Also, the page numbering
> is fine on the Tables list, its the figures list that is wrong.  So.. 
> I dont know what else to do, seems like this shouldnt be so hard,
> right? Thank you for your patience, 
> Charles

What do you mean that the numbering is okay for the list of tables? Do
you mean that both the right page appears and that no numbering appears
on the first page?

I think in order for me to help you, I would need you to get the images
in the right location. Otherwise I can't tell if the problem is because
LyX is not running latex enough, or something else. Are your two
compouters networked? If so, then you can use the rsync command to keep
the images always up-to-date on both computers. Let me know if you want
to know how to do this. However, I would strongly suggest you rename all
of your files so that there is no space in them. That will save you a
lot of headaches later on, and might save you some headaches right now. 

One trick you could do right now is copy an existing jpg file to the one
that is missing. So if you run latex and it complains it can't find
ElementTable2.jpg, find an image it can find, and then just copy that
file to ElementTable2.jpg. That way latex will be able to run
sucessfully. Just remember to delete these bogus files after we are done
with our test! Make sure you make a list of what bogus files you are
creating. 

Paul

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