Hello,
thanks a _lot_
Now I have converted all eps figures into pdf, but I am running yet
into another snag... the conversion seems to ruin the bounding box of
the eps figures, so that the pdf figures are taking a full a4 site;
when I then use them in the main tex file, they are filling a whole
page.
Is there a way to define a bounding box in \externalfigure ? I have
checked in the wikipage and googled a bit, but since English is not my
mother tongue, I may very well have used a bad keyword.
If not, can anybody point me to a way of modifying a pdf file to get
rid of all exterior white space around a figure? I can imagine you can
do this with adobe software, but I don't have that. Only unix.
thanks,
Pau
2009/6/12 Hans Hagen
Pau wrote:
Hello,
thanks for the hint. The legend worked very well.
Nevertheless, I still have not understood what the equivalent in ConTeXt of LaTeX \ref{} <---> \label{} is
label is always an optional arg
refs go like: \in{figure}[label] or \at{page}[label]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- \begin{equation} 1 + 1 = 2 \label{eq.1} \end{equation}
In Eq. \ref{eq.1}, we show that one plus one equals two
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
How would you write that in ConTeXt?
\placeformula[label] \startformula ..... \stopformula
And for a figure?
\placefigure [here] % location [fig.MyCaption] % reference {My Caption} % caption {\externalfigure[MyFigure.eps][factor=broad]}
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