So I am generating PDF output using the USE_PDFLATEX option in the doxygen
configuration file. I am trying to include a project logo on the frontpage
of my documentation.
Currently I have there image files of the same image in different formats
(.jpeg, .eps, .pdf) all included in the SAME folder that doxygen retrieves
my custom header and footer files (pdfheader.tex, pdffooter.tex). I had
hoped that:
Using \includegraphics{logo} would work as I had assumed it would pick the
most compatible image format and include that.
However although doxygen can retrieve my header and footer file from my
folder I keep getting the error messsage that when it gets to the
\includegraphics{logo} it seems that it cannot find the image file.
Do i have to scratch using \includegraphics in the latex header file and try
something else? Would \image latex logo.whatever work? If I do it this way
do i need to specify an IMAGE_PATH? I know only rtf latex and html are
supported this way, so will this still work for pdflatex?
Thanks
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