If I use the LaTex=>PDF option with the line " \includegraphics{test.jpg} ", then it appears the error as below:Stefan_K wrote:That's not the right profile. Do really you have not LaTeX=>PDF od didn't you try that?akira32 wrote: I add the jpeg file successfuly with the build option of "LaTex=>PS=>PDF".
With LaTeX=>PDF (that's pdflatex) you will get color and you won't need a bounding box.
Stefan
LaTex Error: Cannot determine size of graphic in test.jpg (no BoundingBox).
If I use the LaTex=>PDF option with the line " \includegraphics[width=\textwidth , bb= 20 20 575 575]{test.jpg} ", then the picture do not show in the pdf.
If I use the LaTex=>PS=>PDF option with the line " \includegraphics{test.jpg} ", then it appears the error as below:
LaTex Error: Cannot determine size of graphic in test.jpg (no BoundingBox).
But I use the LaTex=>PS=>PDF option with the line " \includegraphics[width=\textwidth , bb= 20 20 575 575]{test.jpg} " , then I can see the gray-level color jpg in the pdf. The jpg file is colorful originally.
My LaTex project(template created by my classmate) is created by using the eps files at many places. But I hope I can use the jpg file in LaTex. I think that do I shall create a new project to restart. If I do that, it will spent much time, I just have a week to write my paper.
Thank you!