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Homework Statement
I have a picture in the pictures folder, saved as pic.gif and i want to put this into my latex text, how do i do this?
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The Attempt at a Solution
To be honest i have no idea.
sara_87 said:but it's not in the directory with the tex file, how do i put it in the same directory?
thank you
To include a picture in LaTeX, you need to use the \includegraphics
command. This command takes in the path to the image file and displays it in your document. You can also specify the width and height of the image using the width
and height
parameters.
LaTeX supports various image formats such as PNG, JPG, EPS, and PDF. However, it is recommended to use vector graphics formats like EPS and PDF for better quality and scalability.
To align an image in LaTeX, you can use the \centering
command before the \includegraphics
command. This will center the image on the page. You can also use the \begin{figure}
and \end{figure}
commands to add captions and labels to your image.
Yes, you can resize an image in LaTeX using the \includegraphics
command. You can specify the desired width and height of the image using the width
and height
parameters. It is recommended to maintain the aspect ratio of the image to avoid distortion.
To add multiple images in one figure in LaTeX, you can use the \subfloat
command within the \begin{figure}
and \end{figure}
commands. This will create subfigures within one figure, and you can specify the position and alignment of each subfigure using the \hfill
command.