[LON-CAPA-users] best way to include image?

[Felicia Berryman]

Hi Lars,

Actually, I'm going to encounter these questions sometime soon when we 
get to converting other physics resources that are outside of the 
original msuphysicslibrary.  I think a nice little guideline that we can 
put in the documentation/help on how to make problems and pages that 
will work cleanly with print would be a wonderful idea!  Alex - hint, 
hint ;)

Felicia



Lars Jensen wrote:
> When including a tex-source in lon-capa, included images are usually in
> e-s format. What us the best way to include the image in lon-capa?
> 
> Should I:
> 
> 1) Convert manually to another format (png?) for the html view format 
>    and include both eps and the other format when publishing
> 
> 2) Only include eps, and let lon-capa do conversions?
> 
> Is it correct to assume that I exclude the file-extension of the image 
> in the specification of the image resource...
> 
> Does lon-capa understand \includegraphics so that there are no
> ambiguities when printing or viewing the file? In other words, can I
> semple include an image by inserting:
> <m>
> \includegraphics{epsimage}
> </m>
> and get both correct printing and viewing?
> 
> Lars.
> 
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Felicia Berryman
LON-CAPA Coordinator
Michigan State University
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