> "Rem" == Rem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rem> The problem was that the picture was covering the text... So, the
Rem> text was not moving accordingly.
I missed the beginning of the thread, but how was the figure created?
In a correct eps figure, there is a bounding box indicating the size
> > This is default behavior for LaTeX. However, you can try to control the
> > placement by putting '!h' (without the quotes) in the float placement
box
> > of the Layout->Document dialog. 'h' means: here; '!h' means: try really
> > really hard to place this float here.
>
> Before cursing LaTeX a
On 9 Jan 01, at 16:22, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote:
> > When I insert pictures into a file (say two pictures in one "wide figure
> > float") the pictures seem to be nicely in their place in the LyX window
> > but when I actually compile the file and view the dvi, the pictures are
> > at top of the p
On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Rem wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I insert pictures into a file (say two pictures in one "wide figure
> float") the pictures seem to be nicely in their place in the LyX window but
> when I actually compile the file and view the dvi, the pictures are at top
> of the page rather than w
Hi,
When I insert pictures into a file (say two pictures in one "wide figure
float") the pictures seem to be nicely in their place in the LyX window but
when I actually compile the file and view the dvi, the pictures are at top
of the page rather than where I want them to be.
Any suggesstions?
