Stephen Graham wrote:
> Howdy.
> Has anyone had experience with putting high resolution graphics
> (tiff files) into a latex document? I am having no joy at the
> moment. I need to keep the images (pretty rendered ones) at
> as high a res as possible...
The LaTeX \includegraphics[bb=x1 y1 x2 y2]{} command requires
preferably eps files but can take gif, tiff and png. To use
the later non-eps files you may need a DeclareGraphicsRule command.
eg DeclareGraphicsRule{.tif}{tiff}{}{} but you must specify in the
\includegraphics command the size of the tiff image. You can use
a bb= format the same as eps files have in their first few lines.
If you convert to eps you will not lose any resolution.
Mike
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