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Figures, Graphics, and PostScript
- Graphics and Colour with LaTeX
- Patrick W. Daly
- 4 June 1998
- Online Tutorial
- PDF 157
kilobytes
- PostScript 338
kilobytes
- Using Imported Graphics in LaTeX2e
- Keith Reckdahl
- Version 2.0, 15 Dec 97
- PostScript 749
kilobytes
- PDF 1.5
megabytes
How to include PostScript and
Encapsulated PostScript Files into LaTeX (PostScript - 588 kilobytes)
DESY-USG/94/03
Version 5 September 1994
Figure'ing [sic] and Picture'ing [sic] LaTeX (PostScript
- 410 kilobytes)
Anil Goel
1993, 1994
Using encapsulated postscript graphics (PostScript
- 168 kilobytes)
Richard Kaye
12 August 1998
Packages in the 'graphics' bundle (PostScript
- 87 kilobytes)
D. P. Carlisle
29 October 1996
This document serves as a user-manual for the packages
color, graphics, and
graphix.
Latex Maths and Graphics (PostScript
- 559 kilobytes)
Tim Love
4 September 1994
This handout assumes that you have already read the
Advanced
LaTeX handout, so if you're unsure about 'environments', read
no further. AMSTeX isn't yet covered. LaTeX produces maths text
well, but graphics support is less good. [Though for a more
recent perspective, see D. P. Carlisle's, "Packages in the
'graphics' bundle," above.] Fortunately, there's a graphics
editor called xfig, whose output can be used
in a LaTeX file.
- Symbol Definitions in LaTeX
- PostScript 213
kilobytes
- LaTeX source file
17 kilobytes
TeX for Pictures [03-Oct-1990] (text
- 8.3 kilobytes)
Collected information on support for combining pictures with
material typeset by TeX, LaTeX, et al.
The content was last updated : 2 September 2002.
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