Colleagues,
I have an imported graphic at the top of a titlepage environment.
There is a big space between it and the next line of text --- I'd like to see them establish more of a "relationship" --- how to move them closer together?
cheers,
S.
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Re: How to reduce space around graphics
Hi Sekantombi,
that should'nt be a big problem, but show us the tex source code of your titlepage. Then we could tell you which code causes the space and how it could be improved.
For example I often see a center environment that causes additional vertical space, I would use \centering instead.
Stefan
that should'nt be a big problem, but show us the tex source code of your titlepage. Then we could tell you which code causes the space and how it could be improved.
For example I often see a center environment that causes additional vertical space, I would use \centering instead.
Stefan
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Sekantombi
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Re: How to reduce space around graphics
Will get back to you --- have to ditch content text …
S.
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