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Figures
To include graphics, use the \includegraphics
command
(provided by the graphicx package) inside figure environment.
The arguments to
figure specify where the space will be made, preferentially
h |
here |
t |
top of page |
b |
bottom of page |
p |
on a page with no text |
\begin{figure}[htbp]
\vspace{1cm}
\caption{1 cm of space}
\end{figure}
Putting ! as the first argument in the square brackets will
encourage LATEX to
do what you say, even if the result's sub-optimal.
If you have a label defined in the caption, LATEX may
give an error message. \label
is a fragile command (see the
LATEX book for details) so you'll need to do something like
...
\caption{1 cm of space\protect\label{EMPTY}}
or simply put the \label
command after the caption. Note that
if you put the \label
before the caption, the resulting reference will be the
section number and not the figure number. See the
LATEX Maths and Graphics
document for more details.
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