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Turns out the problem was the _ character in the file name. The \includegraphics command (atleast with TeXworks) chokes on a filename with a _ in it.

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I am trying to use the TextPos package to position graphics and table o a page. Generally things seem to work but I have encountered an issue I can't seem to get around.

In the second text block, adding the first graphic works but if I take that line out and uncomment the second graphic, I get an ...

I looked at trying to arrange the figures using GNUPlot and that seemed to open up another can of worms.

So back to the original question, how do I use LaTeX to arrange the figures on a page in a fashion similar to that shown in the attachment.

Appreciate any help.

I had not thought of that approach so will give it a try. Thanks for the comment.

I am new to LaTeX but trying to learn quickly. I am using LaTeX (MikTeX on PC) to format a report based on data generated by Octave (similar to MatLab). I report has a header and footer 1 table and 3 figures, all on one page. I included a straw man figure showing what I would like the reprot to look ...

Thanks. Would this issue be eliminated if I used the underscore package?

Stefan Thanks for the tip on the \hbox overflow.

I thought I had this worked out but I guess I don't. Here is a chunk of code that demonstrates the problem.

When I run this through TexWorks I get a pdf document but I didn't noticed I also get a bunch of


Overfull \hbox (20.71967pt too wide) in alignment at lines 16--22 ...