On Thu, 12 Nov 1998, Myriam M Abramson wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I am a little bit confused about the previous post
> on including pstex files from Xfig. Why is that done?
> Why not including eps files as figures? I don't
> recall any problems with text in Xfig.
>
> Thanks and sorry for the ignorance,
>
If you wanted some math-formulars to appear in your figure and you want
latex to typeset them, to use the pstex form XFig is the best way.
the pstex-file is just a normal eps-file. Xfig creates to figure then,
first the pstex-file is imported, and then there is a normal latex-figure
inserted. XFig sets for to the second figure an offset so the latex-text
is placed at the right position in the pstex-figure
Bernhard
>
> myriam
>
> Go Proverb:
> Shoulder connections, hanging connections, and knight's move connections.
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