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Lalitp
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Post by Lalitp »

Here in below code after last line I want to add and image. So, how to do that in the script?

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\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\begin{document}
  \tableofcontents

  \section{Advantages}

  \subsection{Application Areas}
    Comparison of actual data with nominal data 

Mold and Toolmaking

Tool reconstruction

Scan data for generation of milling tool paths

Documentation of actual 3D data at tool release

\end{document}
Last edited by localghost on Sun Apr 07, 2013 9:41 am, edited 1 time in total.

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localghost
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Use the graphicx package.


Basic reading:

Thorsten
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Use \includegraphics from the graphicx package. If you would follow Thorsten's link, you can find the package manual, which explains how it's done. Here's a direct link to the manual: graphicx.

I noticed you asked several basic questions. Not a real problem, but I guess it's easier to read a bit in some basic LaTeX introduction before. Posting, let's say, 20 questions and reading 20 answers is perhaps more work than reading some tutorial pages in a row. Of course, you can always ask questions here which aren't directly explaind by most basic LaTeX introductions. Just follow Thorsten's link to find some. So you can write more efficiently and still get help here for real problems.

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