Rich Shepard wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e., the
picture appears in DVI file with
Paul Smith wrote:
Thanks, Rich. Xfig is also able to produce eps pictures. I am using
insert--external material because I would like to have things like
$\delta$ (LaTeX code) displayed over the picture, in the dvi file, as
LaTeX would output it, i.e., showing the Greek letter and not the LaTeX
Re-sending as the previous one got lost?
Paul Smith wrote:
Mark Carroll wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is
there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the
picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the
Helge Hafting wrote:
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename you can set an -m scaling option - for instance, -m 0.5
to halve its size.
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
the picture appears in DVI file with the original
Angus Leeming wrote:
Thanks, Rich. Xfig is also able to produce eps pictures. I am using
insert--external material because I would like to have things like
$\delta$ (LaTeX code) displayed over the picture, in the dvi file, as
LaTeX would output it, i.e., showing the Greek letter and not the LaTeX
Helge Hafting wrote:
So, the magnification parameter works fine, when you know how to work
around its quirks.
If you change figures a lot, consider having a cleanup script that
removes .eps+.pstex_t files,
it is useful untilthe problem gets fixed in lyx.
These problems are fixed in lyx
Paul Smith wrote:
Helge Hafting wrote:
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you
set the filename you can set an -m scaling option - for instance,
-m 0.5 to halve its size.
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
the picture appears in
Rich Shepard wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e., the
picture appears in DVI file with
Paul Smith wrote:
Thanks, Rich. Xfig is also able to produce eps pictures. I am using
insert--external material because I would like to have things like
$\delta$ (LaTeX code) displayed over the picture, in the dvi file, as
LaTeX would output it, i.e., showing the Greek letter and not the LaTeX
Re-sending as the previous one got lost?
Paul Smith wrote:
Mark Carroll wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is
there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the
picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the
Helge Hafting wrote:
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename you can set an -m scaling option - for instance, -m 0.5
to halve its size.
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
the picture appears in DVI file with the original
Angus Leeming wrote:
Thanks, Rich. Xfig is also able to produce eps pictures. I am using
insert--external material because I would like to have things like
$\delta$ (LaTeX code) displayed over the picture, in the dvi file, as
LaTeX would output it, i.e., showing the Greek letter and not the LaTeX
Helge Hafting wrote:
So, the magnification parameter works fine, when you know how to work
around its quirks.
If you change figures a lot, consider having a cleanup script that
removes .eps+.pstex_t files,
it is useful untilthe problem gets fixed in lyx.
These problems are fixed in lyx
Paul Smith wrote:
Helge Hafting wrote:
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you
set the filename you can set an -m scaling option - for instance,
-m 0.5 to halve its size.
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
the picture appears in
Rich Shepard wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via "insert-->external material". Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e., the
picture appears in DVI file
Paul Smith wrote:
> Thanks, Rich. Xfig is also able to produce eps pictures. I am using
> "insert-->external material" because I would like to have things like
> $\delta$ (LaTeX code) displayed over the picture, in the dvi file, as
> LaTeX would output it, i.e., showing the Greek letter and not
Re-sending as the previous one got lost?
Paul Smith wrote:
Mark Carroll wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via "insert-->external material". Is
there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the
picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the "parameters" field (for fig2dev)
Helge Hafting wrote:
In the "parameters" field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename you can set an "-m" scaling option - for instance, "-m 0.5"
to halve its size.
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
the picture appears in DVI file with the
Angus Leeming wrote:
Thanks, Rich. Xfig is also able to produce eps pictures. I am using
"insert-->external material" because I would like to have things like
$\delta$ (LaTeX code) displayed over the picture, in the dvi file, as
LaTeX would output it, i.e., showing the Greek letter and not the
Helge Hafting wrote:
> So, the magnification parameter works fine, when you know how to work
> around its quirks.
> If you change figures a lot, consider having a cleanup script that
> removes .eps+.pstex_t files,
> it is useful untilthe problem gets fixed in lyx.
These problems are fixed in lyx
Paul Smith wrote:
> Helge Hafting wrote:
In the "parameters" field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you
set the filename you can set an "-m" scaling option - for instance,
"-m 0.5" to halve its size.
>>>
>>> Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
Dear All
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename
Mark Carroll wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename you can set an -m
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e., the
picture
Dear All
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename
Mark Carroll wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the parameters field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename you can set an -m
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via insert--external material. Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e., the
picture
Dear All
I am inserting a Xfig picture via "insert-->external material". Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
> I am inserting a Xfig picture via "insert-->external material". Is there
> some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
> will appear in the DVI file?
In the "parameters" field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the
Mark Carroll wrote:
I am inserting a Xfig picture via "insert-->external material". Is there
some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
will appear in the DVI file?
In the "parameters" field (for fig2dev) of the dialog box where you set
the filename you can set an
On Sun, 22 Aug 2004, Paul Smith wrote:
> >>I am inserting a Xfig picture via "insert-->external material". Is there
> >>some way of setting the scale of the Xfig picture with which the picture
> >>will appear in the DVI file?
> Thanks, Mark. I had already tried that, but it does not work, i.e.,
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