any help is appreciated, cheers
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konieczny69
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hot to place an image in concrete place
I got a tabular environment on the left and would like to put an image on its right so that it will use the remaining space. Too bad compiler puts it directly opposite way than I want
any help is appreciated, cheers
any help is appreciated, cheers
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Stefan Kottwitz
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hot to place an image in concrete place
Hi,
you could use two minipages to place the table and the image next to each other. Just don't use floating environments like table or figure.
Perhaps have a look at the example here: Vertical alignment of graphics. Instead of two graphics like in that example you could use tabular and \includegraphics. There's also some explanation concerning the vertical alignment.
Stefan
you could use two minipages to place the table and the image next to each other. Just don't use floating environments like table or figure.
Perhaps have a look at the example here: Vertical alignment of graphics. Instead of two graphics like in that example you could use tabular and \includegraphics. There's also some explanation concerning the vertical alignment.
Stefan
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