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Sille
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2 types of Figure (rename Figure)

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Hi,

I am writing my thesis in chemistry in Latex and I am wondering if I can make to types of Figures, where one is called Figure and the other should be called Scheme.
So that Figure is for normal figures whereas Scheme is for my reaction schemes.

I hope that someone can help me :)
Last edited by Sille on Sat Mar 19, 2011 5:56 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Re: 2 types of Figure (rename Figure)

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There are several packages out there which offer commands to define own floating environments, for example the caption package (\DeclareCaptionType), the floatrow package (\DeclareNewFloatType), the float package (\newfloat), and so on.

Just pick one (maybe you are using one of those packages already!?) and take a peek at the package documentation.
Sille
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Re: 2 types of Figure (rename Figure)

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Thanks for the quick response - I found out by using the \declarecaptiontype command
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Sille wrote:[…] I found out by using the \declarecaptiontype command
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