Re: preview of tikz pictures

Succeded, thank you Il giorno gio 23 mar 2023 alle ore 16:49 Paul A. Rubin ha scritto: > On 3/23/23 11:25, Paolo M wrote: > > Here enclosed, two lyx docs: expo2 and expo3 differing just in one > (commented out) line in their preamble: > expo2: %\lfoot{ } > expo3: %\lfoot{ è } > > Both docs

Re: preview of tikz pictures

On 3/23/23 11:25, Paolo M wrote: Here enclosed, two lyx docs:  expo2 and expo3 differing just in one (commented out) line in their preamble: expo2: %\lfoot{  } expo3: %\lfoot{ è  } Both docs produce their pdf file but the weird thing is that, in expo3, picture cannot be previewed in lyx. How

preview of tikz pictures

Here enclosed, two lyx docs: expo2 and expo3 differing just in one (commented out) line in their preamble: expo2: %\lfoot{ } expo3: %\lfoot{ è } Both docs produce their pdf file but the weird thing is that, in expo3, picture cannot be previewed in lyx. How can a comment in preamble affect

Re: tikz pictures rendering

On 10/28/2018 3:36 PM, Pol wrote: Hi all, ​I don't know if this a lyx software issue or a tikz programming issue (i am rather new to tikz) I would like to lower a bit the circle in the 'in line' command: \tikz \draw (0,-9pt) circle (4pt); so that the circle appear shifted a little lower,

Re: tikz pictures rendering

Joel Kulesza wrote: > Paolo, > > Can you please provide MWE (https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/MinimalExample > )? If so, I'll take a closer > look. Here included my test file. I have to correct my observations here (probably my tikz command, a few hours ago,

Re: tikz pictures rendering

Paolo, Can you please provide MWE (https://wiki.lyx.org/FAQ/MinimalExample )? If so, I'll take a closer look. Thanks, Joel > On Oct 28, 2018, at 6:36 AM, Pol wrote: > > Hi all, > ​I don't know if this a lyx software issue or a tikz programming

tikz pictures rendering

Hi all, ​I don't know if this a lyx software issue or a tikz programming issue (i am rather new to tikz) I would like to lower a bit the circle in the 'in line' command: \tikz \draw (0,-9pt) circle (4pt); so that the circle appear shifted a little lower, with respect to the text line it is

overlay pictures

Hello, How can I get an overlay of pictures with lyx? I tried: \onslide1includepgraphics but the next picture is not at the cover the previous, it is moved down like if there are not overlay. The overlay works but just the picture position is wrong. Thank

Re: overlay pictures

Am Montag 15 Juli 2013, 13:30:15 schrieb Patrick Dupre: How can I get an overlay of pictures with lyx? I tried: \onslide1includepgraphics but the next picture is not at the cover the previous, it is moved down like if there are not overlay. The overlay works but just the picture position

overlay pictures

Hello, How can I get an overlay of pictures with lyx? I tried: \onslide1includepgraphics but the next picture is not at the cover the previous, it is moved down like if there are not overlay. The overlay works but just the picture position is wrong. Thank

Re: overlay pictures

Am Montag 15 Juli 2013, 13:30:15 schrieb Patrick Dupre: How can I get an overlay of pictures with lyx? I tried: \onslide1includepgraphics but the next picture is not at the cover the previous, it is moved down like if there are not overlay. The overlay works but just the picture position

overlay pictures

Hello, How can I get an overlay of pictures with lyx? I tried: \onslide<1>includepgraphics but the next picture is not at the cover the previous, it is moved down like if there are not overlay. The overlay works but just the picture position is wrong.

Re: overlay pictures

Am Montag 15 Juli 2013, 13:30:15 schrieb Patrick Dupre: > How can I get an overlay of pictures with lyx? > > I tried: > \onslide<1>includepgraphics > > but the next picture is not at the cover the previous, it is moved down like > if there are not overlay. The overlay

Re: Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

On 21/01/13 22:50, Julien Rioux wrote: On 21/01/2013 8:31 AM, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to

Re: Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

On 21/01/13 22:50, Julien Rioux wrote: On 21/01/2013 8:31 AM, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to

Re: Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

On 21/01/13 22:50, Julien Rioux wrote: On 21/01/2013 8:31 AM, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to

Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to pdf (epstopdf) and from svg to pdf (rsvg-convert). Both these go through to

Re: Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

On 21/01/2013 8:31 AM, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to pdf (epstopdf) and from svg to pdf

Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to pdf (epstopdf) and from svg to pdf (rsvg-convert). Both these go through to

Re: Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

On 21/01/2013 8:31 AM, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to pdf (epstopdf) and from svg to pdf

Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to pdf (epstopdf) and from svg to pdf (rsvg-convert). Both these go through to

Re: Conversion of pictures: which path is taken?

On 21/01/2013 8:31 AM, Rainer M Krug wrote: Hi I am using plantuml to create uml charts in a document, defined formats and converters and it works nicely. Plantuml has different output formats, among others png, eps and svg. I have converters from eps to pdf (epstopdf) and from svg to pdf

SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

Hi Without the file it is difficult to know precisely what is going on. I would say that I do not think it is likely that it is a memory problem, at least my experience is that lyx and latex work fine producing books with many hundreds of images (tif in the 100MB range), making pdfs of

Re: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

in draft modus e.g. without integrating the pictures 3. To compile just a part but to tell LyX it should include counter and references results in the same error. Probably not a memory problem: I compiled a document yesterday with about 250 images, producing a PDF file of 280 pages and 325MB. I have

Re: SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

Ingar, Thanks for your answer. You mentioned that you had no problems with very huge pictures. Perhaps it has to do with the kind of compilation? I compile with pdflatex. Maybe I should use another compilation but I'm afraid of (small) changes in hyphenation or in the very critical positions

Re: SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

On 02/11/2012 01:36 PM, Peter Baumgartner wrote: Ingar, Thanks for your answer. You mentioned that you had no problems with very huge pictures. Perhaps it has to do with the kind of compilation? I compile with pdflatex. I often get errors in trying to compile a file with pdflatex if I have

SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

Hi Without the file it is difficult to know precisely what is going on. I would say that I do not think it is likely that it is a memory problem, at least my experience is that lyx and latex work fine producing books with many hundreds of images (tif in the 100MB range), making pdfs of

Re: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

in draft modus e.g. without integrating the pictures 3. To compile just a part but to tell LyX it should include counter and references results in the same error. Probably not a memory problem: I compiled a document yesterday with about 250 images, producing a PDF file of 280 pages and 325MB. I have

Re: SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

Ingar, Thanks for your answer. You mentioned that you had no problems with very huge pictures. Perhaps it has to do with the kind of compilation? I compile with pdflatex. Maybe I should use another compilation but I'm afraid of (small) changes in hyphenation or in the very critical positions

Re: SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

On 02/11/2012 01:36 PM, Peter Baumgartner wrote: Ingar, Thanks for your answer. You mentioned that you had no problems with very huge pictures. Perhaps it has to do with the kind of compilation? I compile with pdflatex. I often get errors in trying to compile a file with pdflatex if I have

SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

Hi Without the file it is difficult to know precisely what is going on. I would say that I do not think it is likely that it is a memory problem, at least my experience is that lyx and latex work fine producing books with many hundreds of images (tif in the 100MB range), making pdfs of

Re: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

book without problems in draft modus e.g. > without integrating the pictures > 3. To compile just a part but to tell LyX it should include counter > and references results in the same error. Probably not a memory problem: I compiled a document yesterday with about 250 images, producing a P

Re: SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

Ingar, Thanks for your answer. You mentioned that you had no problems with very huge pictures. Perhaps it has to do with the kind of compilation? I compile with pdflatex. Maybe I should use another compilation but I'm afraid of (small) changes in hyphenation or in the very critical positions

Re: SV: Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

On 02/11/2012 01:36 PM, Peter Baumgartner wrote: Ingar, Thanks for your answer. You mentioned that you had no problems with very huge pictures. Perhaps it has to do with the kind of compilation? I compile with pdflatex. I often get errors in trying to compile a file with pdflatex if I have

Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

-buch is the name of my master file] My assumption is that there is a memory problem: 1. I can compile every part of the book as long as I'm not compiling the whole book at once. 2. I can compile the whole book without problems in draft modus e.g. without integrating the pictures 3. To compile just

Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

-buch is the name of my master file] My assumption is that there is a memory problem: 1. I can compile every part of the book as long as I'm not compiling the whole book at once. 2. I can compile the whole book without problems in draft modus e.g. without integrating the pictures 3. To compile just

Many huge pictures - Memory problems?

0-sdl-buch" is the name of my master file] My assumption is that there is a memory problem: 1. I can compile every part of the book as long as I'm not compiling the whole book at once. 2. I can compile the whole book without problems in draft modus e.g. without integrating the pictures 3.

Beamer - two colums with pictures - uncover pictures item by item

: the pictures on the right should be NOT visible until its their turn in the item-environment! I tried to realize it like this: Frame Begin Lyx - Column environment Lyx - Column: 6 cm * 1-first text left * 3-second text

Re: Beamer - two colums with pictures - uncover pictures item by item

The solution will be posted in latex comminity forum: Problem was the following option in the preamble: \setbeamercovered{transparent} Commented out and everything went like expected. http://www.latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19t=17464

Beamer - two colums with pictures - uncover pictures item by item

: the pictures on the right should be NOT visible until its their turn in the item-environment! I tried to realize it like this: Frame Begin Lyx - Column environment Lyx - Column: 6 cm * 1-first text left * 3-second text

Re: Beamer - two colums with pictures - uncover pictures item by item

The solution will be posted in latex comminity forum: Problem was the following option in the preamble: \setbeamercovered{transparent} Commented out and everything went like expected. http://www.latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19t=17464

Beamer - two colums with pictures - uncover pictures item by item

he problem: the pictures on the right should be NOT visible until its their turn in the "item"-environment! I tried to realize it like this: Frame Begin Lyx -> Column environment Lyx -> Column: 6 cm * <1->first

Re: Beamer - two colums with pictures - uncover pictures item by item

The solution will be posted in latex comminity forum: Problem was the following option in the preamble: \setbeamercovered{transparent} Commented out and everything went like expected. http://www.latex-community.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19=17464

Re: pictures in a row

Am 10.11.2011 00:07, schrieb Matthias Drexler: I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is printed over the cell (over the buttom-line). Do you have

Re: pictures in a row

Am 10.11.2011 00:07, schrieb Matthias Drexler: I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is printed over the cell (over the buttom-line). Do you have

Re: pictures in a row

Am 10.11.2011 00:07, schrieb Matthias Drexler: I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is printed over the cell (over the buttom-line). Do you have

pictures in a row

Lyx 2.0.0 openSuse 11.4 I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is printed over the cell (over the buttom-line). So I have now two questions: a)

Re: pictures in a row

On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 12:07 AM, Matthias Drexler matth...@drexler-mail.de wrote: Lyx 2.0.0 openSuse 11.4 I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is

pictures in a row

Lyx 2.0.0 openSuse 11.4 I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is printed over the cell (over the buttom-line). So I have now two questions: a)

Re: pictures in a row

On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 12:07 AM, Matthias Drexler matth...@drexler-mail.de wrote: Lyx 2.0.0 openSuse 11.4 I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is

pictures in a row

Lyx 2.0.0 openSuse 11.4 I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the picture is printed over the cell (over the buttom-line). So I have now two questions: a)

Re: pictures in a row

On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 12:07 AM, Matthias Drexler wrote: > Lyx 2.0.0 > openSuse 11.4 > > I have a table (4x4). In the first column and row is some text. The second > column and first row is a bigger picture than the row height. > If I export this lyx-file to pdf, the

Re: Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

On 11/26/2010 01:08 PM, JuJu wrote: Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder Work on the desktop. I open

Re: Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

On 11/26/2010 01:08 PM, JuJu wrote: Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder Work on the desktop. I open

Re: Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

On 11/26/2010 01:08 PM, JuJu wrote: > > Hi, > > I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved > the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. > > For example: > I save a STATA result called output.tex in my fold

Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder Work on the desktop. I open a new Lyx-Document - then i use the menu insert

Re: Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

On 11/26/2010 01:08 PM, JuJu wrote: Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder Work on the desktop. I open a new Lyx

Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder Work on the desktop. I open a new Lyx-Document - then i use the menu insert

Re: Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

On 11/26/2010 01:08 PM, JuJu wrote: Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder Work on the desktop. I open a new Lyx

Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder "Work" on the desktop. I open a new Lyx-Document -> then i

Re: Automatic path adjustment when moving pictures, files, etc

On 11/26/2010 01:08 PM, JuJu wrote: Hi, I was wondering if there is any possibility to make Lyx know where I moved the files (like pictures f.e.) that I am referring to in my Lyx-document. For example: I save a STATA result called output.tex in my folder "Work" on the desktop. I open

Re: Pictures and Footnotes

On 2010-04-05, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Am 05.04.2010 15:55, schrieb Sandro Portmann: How can I put a footnote for a named and text circumfluend picture (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? This is not possible. Floats are floating so that the footnote output is different to program. The author of the

Re: Pictures and Footnotes

On 2010-04-05, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Am 05.04.2010 15:55, schrieb Sandro Portmann: How can I put a footnote for a named and text circumfluend picture (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? This is not possible. Floats are floating so that the footnote output is different to program. The author of the

Re: Pictures and Footnotes

On 2010-04-05, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Am 05.04.2010 15:55, schrieb Sandro Portmann: >> How can I put a footnote for a "named and text circumfluend picture" >> (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? > This is not possible. Floats are floating so that the footnote output > is different to program. The author of

Pictures and Footnotes

Hi guys, How can I put a footnote for a named and text circumfluend picture (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? SP

Re: Pictures and Footnotes

Am 05.04.2010 15:55, schrieb Sandro Portmann: How can I put a footnote for a named and text circumfluend picture (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? This is not possible. Floats are floating so that the footnote output is different to program. The author of the LaTeX-package wrapfig (that LyX uses

Pictures and Footnotes

Hi guys, How can I put a footnote for a named and text circumfluend picture (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? SP

Re: Pictures and Footnotes

Am 05.04.2010 15:55, schrieb Sandro Portmann: How can I put a footnote for a named and text circumfluend picture (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? This is not possible. Floats are floating so that the footnote output is different to program. The author of the LaTeX-package wrapfig (that LyX uses

Pictures and Footnotes

Hi guys, How can I put a footnote for a "named and text circumfluend picture" (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? SP

Re: Pictures and Footnotes

Am 05.04.2010 15:55, schrieb Sandro Portmann: How can I put a footnote for a "named and text circumfluend picture" (umflossenes Gleitobjekt)? This is not possible. Floats are floating so that the footnote output is different to program. The author of the LaTeX-package "wrapfig" (that LyX

How to place two pictures in a row

the pictures arranged in vertical order. How can i place them horizontalyy in one line and caption them powerfully Secondly, how can resize pictures and move them freely like we do in Ms Word or other softwares -- Kamran Hameed hpc.seecs.edu.pk/~kamran

Re: How to place two pictures in a row

. Now this gets the pictures arranged in vertical order. How can i place them horizontalyy in one line and caption them powerfully Have a look at Section 4.6.1.1 of the User Guide. You insert figure floats inside the figure float to create subfigures (with separate captions). Whether

How to place two pictures in a row

the pictures arranged in vertical order. How can i place them horizontalyy in one line and caption them powerfully Secondly, how can resize pictures and move them freely like we do in Ms Word or other softwares -- Kamran Hameed hpc.seecs.edu.pk/~kamran

Re: How to place two pictures in a row

. Now this gets the pictures arranged in vertical order. How can i place them horizontalyy in one line and caption them powerfully Have a look at Section 4.6.1.1 of the User Guide. You insert figure floats inside the figure float to create subfigures (with separate captions). Whether

How to place two pictures in a row

s gets the pictures arranged in vertical order. How can i place them horizontalyy in one line and caption them powerfully Secondly, how can resize pictures and move them freely like we do in Ms Word or other softwares -- Kamran Hameed hpc.seecs.edu.pk/~kamran

Re: How to place two pictures in a row

every picture. Now this gets the pictures arranged in vertical order. How can i place them horizontalyy in one line and caption them powerfully Have a look at Section 4.6.1.1 of the User Guide. You insert figure floats inside the figure float to create subfigures (with separate captions). W

dimensions of pictures

I am converting a scientific wikibook to a full PDF by passing over TeX and Lyx. But some pictures suddenly show much bigger than in the wiki version. One 600 px width image just fits on the page and another is 600 px image has to be reduced to 60% to fit on the page. I find this quite strange

Re: dimensions of pictures

Hubert Christiaen schrieb: I am converting a scientific wikibook to a full PDF by passing over TeX and Lyx. But some pictures suddenly show much bigger than in the wiki version. One 600 px width image just fits on the page and another is 600 px image has to be reduced to 60% to fit

Re: dimensions of pictures

On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 22:08 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Perhaps the distance between the pixels is different. This feature is for example possible woth TIFF images. Uwe, I am interested in this statement. I work everyday with georeferenced rasters (where distance has a meaning, i.e. you set some

Re: dimensions of pictures

Nikos Alexandris schrieb: I am interested in this statement... Could you please extent a bit or give some pointers? This is now a bit off-topic. I maintain at work a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Due to technical reasons the distance between the pixels in x-direction is different from

Re: dimensions of pictures

On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 02:01 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Nikos Alexandris schrieb: I am interested in this statement... Could you please extent a bit or give some pointers? This is now a bit off-topic. Once and a while it doesn't hurt :-) I maintain at work a scanning electron microscope

Re: dimensions of pictures

Nikos Alexandris schrieb: The image format is TIFF and the pixel distance is specified in the TIFF header. I understand here distance as resolution. Something like an image in which the x-dimension of a pixel is 1 metre and the y-dimension of the pixel is set to be 1.5 metre. Exactly.

dimensions of pictures

I am converting a scientific wikibook to a full PDF by passing over TeX and Lyx. But some pictures suddenly show much bigger than in the wiki version. One 600 px width image just fits on the page and another is 600 px image has to be reduced to 60% to fit on the page. I find this quite strange

Re: dimensions of pictures

Hubert Christiaen schrieb: I am converting a scientific wikibook to a full PDF by passing over TeX and Lyx. But some pictures suddenly show much bigger than in the wiki version. One 600 px width image just fits on the page and another is 600 px image has to be reduced to 60% to fit

Re: dimensions of pictures

On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 22:08 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Perhaps the distance between the pixels is different. This feature is for example possible woth TIFF images. Uwe, I am interested in this statement. I work everyday with georeferenced rasters (where distance has a meaning, i.e. you set some

Re: dimensions of pictures

Nikos Alexandris schrieb: I am interested in this statement... Could you please extent a bit or give some pointers? This is now a bit off-topic. I maintain at work a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Due to technical reasons the distance between the pixels in x-direction is different from

Re: dimensions of pictures

On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 02:01 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: Nikos Alexandris schrieb: I am interested in this statement... Could you please extent a bit or give some pointers? This is now a bit off-topic. Once and a while it doesn't hurt :-) I maintain at work a scanning electron microscope

Re: dimensions of pictures

Nikos Alexandris schrieb: The image format is TIFF and the pixel distance is specified in the TIFF header. I understand here distance as resolution. Something like an image in which the x-dimension of a pixel is 1 metre and the y-dimension of the pixel is set to be 1.5 metre. Exactly.

dimensions of pictures

I am converting a scientific wikibook to a full PDF by passing over TeX and Lyx. But some pictures suddenly show much bigger than in the wiki version. One 600 px width image just fits on the page and another is 600 px image has to be reduced to 60% to fit on the page. I find this quite strange

Re: dimensions of pictures

Hubert Christiaen schrieb: I am converting a scientific wikibook to a full PDF by passing over TeX and Lyx. But some pictures suddenly show much bigger than in the wiki version. One 600 px width image just fits on the page and another is 600 px image has to be reduced to 60% to fit

Re: dimensions of pictures

On Mon, 2009-02-16 at 22:08 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Perhaps the distance between the pixels is different. This "feature" > is for example possible woth > TIFF images. Uwe, I am interested in this statement. I work everyday with georeferenced rasters (where distance has a meaning, i.e. you set

Re: dimensions of pictures

Nikos Alexandris schrieb: I am interested in this statement... Could you please extent a bit or give some pointers? This is now a bit off-topic. I maintain at work a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Due to technical reasons the distance between the pixels in x-direction is different from

Re: dimensions of pictures

On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 02:01 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Nikos Alexandris schrieb: > > > I am interested in this statement... > > Could you please extent a bit or give some pointers? > > This is now a bit off-topic. Once and a while it doesn't hurt :-) > I maintain at work a scanning electron

Re: dimensions of pictures

Nikos Alexandris schrieb: The image format is TIFF and the pixel distance is specified in the TIFF header. I understand here "distance" as "resolution". Something like an image in which the x-dimension of a pixel is 1 metre and the y-dimension of the pixel is set to be 1.5 metre. Exactly.

Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code?

Hi All, I'm an intermediate lyx user (1.5.5, windows). So far, I draw various pictures on MS PowerPoint, convert to jpg, and finally import to my LyX document. For example, see jpg drawing I've attached. However, this is bad since Power Point is not good for math. It would also be much easier

Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code?

pictures on MS PowerPoint, convert to jpg, and finally import to my LyX document. For example, see jpg drawing I've attached. However, this is bad since Power Point is not good for math. It would also be much easier to just copy and paste my LyX/latex code into the PowerPoint presentation

Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code?

Erez Yerushalmi wrote: I'm an intermediate lyx user (1.5.5, windows). So far, I draw various pictures on MS PowerPoint, convert to jpg, and finally import to my LyX document. For vector images you'll get much better quality when you export to emf instead of jpg. Joost

Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code?

Another possibility is to use Dia. In Dia, you can write latex formulas in text boxes, and then you export them as Metapost macros (mp). You then use metapost (mpost) to generate eps files (metapost saves them with extensions .1, .2, etc, but then you simply rename them to .eps and import them in

Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code?

LaTeXDraw is something else you could try --- On Wed, 10/15/08, Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From: Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code? To: LyX User lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2008, 12:08

Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code?

] wrote: From: Julio Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Can you suggest a good way to draw pictures with latex code? To: LyX User lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2008, 12:08 PM Inkscape. Not direct latex code, but very very good

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