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pantelisgeor
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Remove title from image

Post by pantelisgeor »

Hello!

I have tried to write my first report in Texniccenter in windows but i'm having some trouble and would very much appreciate some help please.. First of all when i put an image into the code, when it compiles there is the path to the folder right above it and couldn't find an option to disable that. Its like its title..

and another thing.. how can i put exactly where i want the images? Its for a lab report and some times its like they have a mind of their own they pop up in a different section or even a chapter.. I used the built in function of Texniccentre to input the images

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Remove title from image

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pantelisgeor wrote:[...] I have tried to write my first report in Texniccenter in windows but i'm having some trouble and would very much appreciate some help please.. First of all when i put an image into the code, when it compiles there is the path to the folder right above it and couldn't find an option to disable that. Its like its title. [....]
Avoid blank spaces and any other special characters like underscores in the path and the name of the file. Alternatively you can use the grffile package from the oberdiek bundle.
pantelisgeor wrote:[...] and another thing.. how can i put exactly where i want the images? Its for a lab report and some times its like they have a mind of their own they pop up in a different section or even a chapter.. I used the built in function of Texniccentre to input the images
Start with a suitable combination of placement parameters for the float environment.

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\begin{figure}[!ht]
  % figure contents
\end{figure}
Another option is to use the \captionof command provided by the caption package to assign a caption to a figure without using a float environment.


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Re: Remove title from image

Post by pantelisgeor »

Thank you very much you saved me!
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