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Thanks

Amlaser

Thanks Stefan,

Actually, I'm new here and I couldn't express what I meant well.
Thanks again

Amlaser

Here is an example

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      \begin{figure}[h]
      	\centering
      	\includegraphics[scale=0.30]{Figures/Figure}
      	\caption{XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.}
      	\label{RelativeIntensity}
      \end{figure}

Amlaser

How can I center the figure and justify its caption at the same time? Normally, I use \centering to center the figure, but it centers the caption also. I don't need this. I need to center the figure and justify its caption. Can anyone help?

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Amlaser

I'm currently writing my thesis using latex and normally there are a lot of figures and texts. For figures, I use [h] to place the float here. If the paragraph after the figure is not enough to fill the whole page, Latex makes a gap between the figure and the text to fill the whole page, see the ...

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centering the figure and justifying its caption

centering the figure and justifying its caption

centering the figure and justifying its caption

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