On the document I've been working on for most of last week, I've been using PS graphics, just because they're easy to include and I needed something to fill that space, while I was solving other issues. Unfortunately, they look like heck, and I'd rather use PNG formatted graphics.
As usual, my Googling hasn't always been successful (not that I'll stop looking for the answer) and I can't figure out how to get the document to compile. I've been reading the following tutorial without success:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Importing_Graphics
It seems to indicate that this should be a relatively simple task, but I'm not getting it. I'm creating the document in Kile, if that makes a difference. According to the tutorial, the PNG format is supported if the document is compiled using PDFLaTeX. In Kile, I have done this by selecting Build -> Compile -> PDFLaTeX. The result is a bunch of errors stating that the names of the graphics are not found.
The names are the same as the PS formatted graphics. I moved the .tex file to a folder containing the PNG files to test the process, so the "path" should be correct. I have \usepackage{color,graphicx} in the preamble. What am I missing.
Thanks.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: Inserting PNG graphics
Hi,
could you please post your .log file? It could be easier to find the problem by reading that.
Stefan
could you please post your .log file? It could be easier to find the problem by reading that.
Stefan
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tripwire45
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Re: Inserting PNG graphics
Oh duh. Got is sorted. Actually, I made two mistakes.
The first is that I didn't realize that I would need to include the PNG extension and the second was that I didn't realize it was case-sensitive. The graphics were saved as "PNG" while I was using "png" in the actual document.
Ok, now I can generate a PDF with the PNG graphics imported. Is there a way to get this doc from PDF to other formats such as HTML? Seems I read something about that, but I got hung up on this last issue that I didn't focus on those details.
The first is that I didn't realize that I would need to include the PNG extension and the second was that I didn't realize it was case-sensitive. The graphics were saved as "PNG" while I was using "png" in the actual document.
Ok, now I can generate a PDF with the PNG graphics imported. Is there a way to get this doc from PDF to other formats such as HTML? Seems I read something about that, but I got hung up on this last issue that I didn't focus on those details.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Inserting PNG graphics
Hi,
from tex to html might be easier than from tex over pdf to html.
Here you can find a list to tools for conversion of tex to html. I did not need it until now, so I cannot recommend one of them.
Stefan
from tex to html might be easier than from tex over pdf to html.
Here you can find a list to tools for conversion of tex to html. I did not need it until now, so I cannot recommend one of them.
Stefan