Hey,
First, thank you for all you help here. I began to use latex last week. I got a lot of help here.
I am making a presentation. I want to show four graphs in one frame. They should have equal area and locate at 'upper right' 'upper left' 'lower right' and 'lower left'. I plan to show them in one frame first, then zoom them one by one. But I don't know how to split the frame into four parts. If I use \begin comlumns. I only can split the frame to two parts, 'right' and 'left. {columns} only can split the frame horizontally.
Any suggestion would be helpful.
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black-wolf
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How to split one frame into four blocks
Hello,
Welcome to the wonderful world of LaTeX. It could help if you could say if you are using any package like Beamer or Prosper to build your presentation.
I believe you don't have to split the frame. You can put your pictures to appear where you want.
See this link about Beamer, on the section images.
There you'll find how to put the pictures where you want and how to make the zoom
Best regards
Welcome to the wonderful world of LaTeX. It could help if you could say if you are using any package like Beamer or Prosper to build your presentation.
I believe you don't have to split the frame. You can put your pictures to appear where you want.
See this link about Beamer, on the section images.
There you'll find how to put the pictures where you want and how to make the zoom
Best regards