Steve Litt wrote:
On Wednesday 13 June 2007 11:53, Jaime Díaz-Deus Fernández wrote:
I need to insert a logo, that is an .eps graphic, in the upper left of
all pages for to compose a very large corporative document. I think that
the best idea for do it is to put something in the preamble, but I don't
know what packages are needed or the commands for this work. Can you
help me? Thanks in advance.
My first reaction is to put it in the header, so use the fancyheader package
(Document->settings->page_layout->page_style->fancy), and put the commands
provided by fancyheader in the preamble.
The one problem with using the header is that you can't have the graphic
descend into the text, if that's what you want to do. But otherwise, I think
it's ideal.
A \raisebox with a negative number can lower such an image below
the rest of the header line, if need be.
It should not _overlap_ the text of course, as latex won't make
room for it. But such trick can be used to let the logo potrude
into margins or the spacing between running heads and text
if need be.
Helge Hafting
