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piet86
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Included Graphics too big

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Hello,

I'm trying to write a protocol on writeLaTeX. In order to include a graph, I uploaded the PDF file created by Origin. The problem is that only half of the graph is shown. Is there any possibility to minimize the displayed PDF? You may check the document by yourself:
https://www.writelatex.com/262831zwlxtx

I hope you can help.
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main.tex
The source code.
(6 KiB) Downloaded 272 times
Abb1.pdf
The used graphics file.
(6.56 KiB) Downloaded 203 times
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Johannes_B
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Included Graphics too big

Post by Johannes_B »

The command \includegraphics has several optional arguments, for example width.

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\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{NameOfTheFileWithoutEnding}
Take a look at the graphicx documentation.
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Included Graphics too big

Post by localghost »

The size of the graph itself is OK and it is displayed completely. But it is the table that pushes the boundaries of the text (and the page).


Remarks:
  • Equations can be cross-referenced by \eqref{‹label›} from amsmath (or mathtools from the mh bundle}.
  • The language option ngerman for babel is more suitable.
  • The encoding opton utf8 instead of utf8x for inputenc is sufficient. Think about using selinput (from the oberdiek bundle) instead.

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    \usepackage{selinput}
    \SelectInputMappings{
      adieresis={ä},
      germandbls={ß}
    }
    
  • Think about using fontenc with the T1 option to enable Cork Encoding.
  • Think about using a corresponding class from KOMA-Script.
  • Think about using siunitx for physical units and proper number alignment in tables.
  • Perhaps the graphics file should be cropped by pdfcrop.

Best regards and welcome to the board
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