On Sun, 22 Feb 2004, Herbert Voss wrote: > Raphael Clifford wrote: > > > Thanks very much for the reply. The answer seems to be to use > > insert->floats->figure NOT insert->floats->floatflt->figure. I don't > > know what the latter does but it doesn't seem easy to use at all. The > > former works fine (once you get over the incomprehensible warnings > > mentioned before). > > floatflt is for wrapped figures (text around the "float")
Maybe 'floatflt' isn't such a good name to have in the menu? (What does the 'flt' stand for -- is if "float" again?) /Christian -- Christian Ridderstr�m http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
