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noo
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How can I embed pictures?

Post by noo »

I am new in Scientific Word, I appreciate if you help.
I have prepared the my file and imported my figures. Now i have to upload my .tex file to a website but only one file is allowed (not pdf) . How should i embed my .wmf files which are for my pictures to .tex file, that when they make pdf file, it recognize the pictures. ?
Last edited by Stefan Kottwitz on Sat Nov 08, 2014 4:11 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: How can I embed pictures?

Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

wmf is not directly supported.

And if they accept just a single file, than there's hardly a way around that. I guess if there's a workflow reason, a zip file would not help.

However you could generate your picture directly within LaTeX, such as by TikZ. Either redrawing, or converting to SVG and then converting to pgf/TikZ, which can be embedded.

But at first it would be good if you would ask the publisher. I guess you are not the only author with a picture in the document.

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