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meliahabib
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space and figure.

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hello all!
i have in the output file between the paragraphs a vertical space that isn't little,and it contains in the middle one bracket (
how can i suppress this?
i have also an image ,how can i put it in my program ,and wish extension should i give to her,and where i must put it ,in which directory?
thanks very much.

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Hi meliahabib,
meliahabib wrote:i have in the output file between the paragraphs a vertical space that isn't little,and it contains in the middle one bracket ( how can i suppress this?
just at one place? Could you show the corresponding LaTeX code that you've written for those paragraphs?
meliahabib wrote: i have also an image ,how can i put it in my program ,and wish extension should i give to her,and where i must put it ,in which directory?
It depends -
  • if you use pdflatex, that means you are compiling directly to pdf, you could include graphics files with the extensions .pdf, .jpg and .png of the corresponding format,
  • if you compile with latex to dvi and ps you could include .eps files.
In both cases you should use \includegraphics of the graphicx package, have a look at its documentation. You could put it into the same directory or a subdirectory, which is recommendable too. But the files could be stored anywhere if you provide an appropriate relative or absolute path.

More information concerning graphics inclusion you could find in the document Guide to using Encapsulated PostScript in LaTeX.

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