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Thank you very much. I followed the link and it works perfectly.

Hi

I have tried using the search option to find a solution to prevent floating graphs but I haven't been able to find any posts, unfortunately. WHat is the best way to fix the graphs to a specific spot and prevent them from floating? My graphs are in my appendix and it doesn't look that nice that ...

It was exactly what I needed. Thx!

Right now I have the following code

\begin{figure}[!t]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=10cm]{DKinflation.pdf}
\caption{Different measures of inflation in Denmark, 2000-2011}
\label{figure:DKinflation}
\end{figure}

Above the figure number caption I would like to have a line with the source of ...

Hi guys

I have tried google this problem but I haven't been able to found a satisfactory solution yet. My problem is that in addition to the figure number I would also like to add the source. Any suggestions?

Thx for the link. I would definitely look at it. I think the split reference is exactly what I need to solve my problem. Thx.

Hi guys

I have some equations which are too wide to fit the paper-width. Does anyone know a nice way to get around this problem? Maybe a nice way to make the font size smaller in those equations or a nice way to split the equations into multiple lines?

Thx in advance, you guys are of great help ...

Damn you braces!! :p

Thx a lot. Nice with good people around this community!

For some reason it works now. Unfortunately I don't know why. Thx for answering.

I'm not sure this require that. At the moment I have one .tex file and one .bib file. But I have another .bib file I would like to add to the project. But when I compile this file using bibtex, it gives me the errormessage from the first post.

I don't know if it's even possible?