LaTeX Troubleshooting Image Display Issues in LaTeX

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Users are experiencing issues displaying images in LaTeX documents, specifically when using the \includegraphics command. Common problems include the image appearing as a box with the filename instead of the actual image, often due to incorrect file paths or settings. One user resolved their issue by removing the 'draft' option from the document class, which prevented images from rendering. It is also suggested to ensure that the image files are in the correct format and location. Proper syntax and settings are crucial for successful image display in LaTeX.
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Hi, I am new to LaTeX and am having trouble putting images up on a document; I am using TeXnicCenter (in it u can use .jpg or .pnp files aprently but not .ps). i use

\usepackage(graphicx)
...

\insertgraphic(sample.jpg)

which I thought should be enough to display the image. compiling gives no errors, but when i open the document in GSview or acrobat, I can see a box outlining the image with the name of the image between but not the image itself. what's the problem? thanks for the help, I really appreciate it!
 
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Well, firstly you should use {} instead of (), but I guess that's a typo on here. Erm.. I'm not sure, try using \includegraphics{filename.jpg}. Is the file "filename.jpg" in the correct folder?
 
thanks for the response; coincidentally enough, the image i am trying to use is called cristo.jpg haha ... yea that was a typo, I have it on the document as follows:

\usepackage{palatino,url,color,setspace,graphicx,rotating}
...
\begin{document}
\includegraphics[height=60mm]{cristo.jpg}
...
\end{document}

it seems like the program is recognizing the image, becuase the shape of the image is exactly like the cristo image (and i then tried another sample image which was a square, and the boundary show), for some reason it just prints the boundary and name but not the image itself when I compile ... could it be that my settings are wrong? I can't find anything...
thanks again!
 
Hello there,

I am using the code:
\begin{figure}
\includegraphics[totalheight=0.8\textheight,viewport=50 260 400 1000,clip]{C:/Costas/Ph.D/documentation/Chapters/Chapter3-Efficient structures/latex development/Book1.pdf} % or png,bmp,pdf
\caption{My pdf figure}
\end{figure}

and I have the same problem. The images don't show up only the rounding frames. I thought that this problem might be in an Adobe Reader add on , so I did corresponded with them, I had no reply so far.
Because I am using LATEX->PDF option I am not quite sure if this will work for a .pdf document nested in another .pdf document...
Thanks.
 
I had the same problem today and I figured out it was the option of 'draft' in my case. After I deleted 'draft' option \documentclass[12pt,a4paper, draft]{article}, the image was displayed.
 

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