Rich Shepard wrote:
On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
When I put a figure along side text in Beamer, I don't use
allowframebreaks. I'm assuming here that you want the end result to
fit on
one slide.
Paul,
I don't mind having multiple slides within the frame. It will work as
well
as fighting to get figures and definitions in two columns. However, ... I
cannot get the figure to display full size in the pdf display.
Here's what I have in an ERT box: \includegraphics*[clip=true,
/height=6.6cm, keepaspectratio]{/home/rshepard
/data/fuzzyEI-assessor/fig_crisp_set.pdf}
I can get up to 7 cm, but that's it. The plot is too small for easy
viewing. Adding another option, scale, has no effect. The pdf of that one
slide is 67K so I've not attached it.
Suggestions on how to expand the figure to the size of the slide would be
greatly appreciated. If this is something that needs to be done within
pstricks, before the file is exported as a pdf, that's good to know, too.
Thanks,
Rich
Maybe you could post the graphic PDF, so that I could see it in action?
I'm not sure, but we may be back to Dolly Parton's adage. In terms of
scaling, if you want to keep the aspect ratio, about all I can suggest
is that you set the width (rather than the height) to the width of the
column (or maybe a smidgen less). If that's still too small, then I
think you'll need to abandon the side-by-side display. If the image is
oblong (width >> height), you might consider an over-under arrangement
(say image on top, text underneath).
When you say that the plot is too small to view with height 7 cm (which
is most of the slide, since Beamer slides have a height of 9.6 cm), do
you mean too small on the computer's screen or too small when projected?
-- Paul
