> > This is against usual typesetting rules and therefore not supported by > LaTeX. I showed you 2 tricks to overcome this and I don't see other ways. > But you should have a very, very important reason to print something in the > page margin. Because in case that you print your document by a printing > press you will get big problems. > > regards Uwe >
I still have a real margin of about 1.5cm outside the images. But there is a much larger margin outside the text. It is quite common to use what is treated as a margin by the text, but is available for placement of figures. Possibly a layout program does it by setting up two columns and restricting the text to just the inner column. I don't think that is easy to do with LaTeX. However your suggestion of using "overhang" was wonderful.I don't know how "overhang" is achieved. I just need the macro that produces "overhang" without the macro that produces "wrap". That sounds simple, but maybe it isn't. Thank you for trying to help. Cheers, George
