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Casey Mann
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 10/23/01 4:30pm
I'm sorry, in my last mail I didn't tell you how to display the .eps file from Latex.
First, in the preamble of you latex file, type
\usepackage{epsfig}
\usepackage{float}
Then, to include the graphics in the body of the text, do
\begin{figure}[H]\epsfig{file=filname.eps}\caption{Type some caption here}\label{fig:text}\end{figure}
There are a few options to be aware of. The [H] makes the eps file appear HERE, and the are other commands like "B" for BOTTOM OF PAGE. The \caption command is optional, as is the \label command. The \label command is very handy if you want to make reference to the picture. For example, if you want to reference it within the text, you issue the command
\ref{fig:text}
and it will give the number of the figure.
Good luck,
Casey
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