[PDF] latex includegraphics options

Strategies for including graphics in LATEX documents

follow later In the case of using \includegraphics without options the image is included at its natural size, as shown above When using the graphicx style, you can scale your image by a factor: \includegraphics[scale=0 5]{sample} \includegraphics[scale=1 2]{sample} 5

Graphics in LaTeX - Auburn University

The includegraphics Command Graphics can be included with the command \includegraphics[key=value]{filename} where the options for key are widthresize image to the width given heightresize image to the height given totalheightresize image to totalheight keepaspectratioif both width and height are defined, then scale the image to fit the

Including Graphics in LATEX Marko Boon 14th March 2005

2 The includegraphics command \includegraphics[options]{filename} When including EPS or PDF files, use the file name without extension LATEX will take the EPS, PDFLATEX will take the PDF Supported options are: scale=number magnifies the figure by number over its natural size width=length specifies the width to which the figure should be scaled

How to Use the graphicx Package

\includegraphics{demo} (note that none of the keys is used) Figure 2 shows the same figure scaled by a factor of three and rotated by 60 degrees anticlockwise and using the command \includegraphics[scale = 3, angle = 60]{demo} 2If the width is not given, it too is scaled by the same amount

Graphics and Colour with LaTeX - LORIA

\includegraphics[height=2cm,angle=30]{clock eps} For compatibility with the graphics package, there also exists an \includegraphics* version that clips the imported gure; this is equivalent to including the key clip With the graphicx package, the \rotatebox command is similarly rede ned to accept the optional key origin

The graphicx package

Packages in the `graphics bundle - ConcertPasscom

The following driver options are declared in the packages The matching def-inition les (driver def) are now also maintained by the LATEX project, but distributed separately, in the CTAN graphics-def collection dvi pdf mx, dvips, dvisvgm, luatex, pdf tex, xetex The following two options are also supported, they do not correspond to separate

The adjustbox Package - The CTAN archive

the macro \includegraphics[hoptionsi]{hfile namei}which can be used to in-clude graphic files Several options can be used to scale, resize, rotate, trim and/or

The pdfpages Package - The CTAN archive

\includegraphics, or other low-level commands ) However, there’s a glimmer of hope Some links may be extracted and later reinserted by a package called pax which can be downloaded from CTAN [3] Have a look at it 2 Usage 2 1 Package Options \usepackage[ options ]{ pdf pages} option { final: Inserts pages This is the default

The asymptote package

2 1 Package loading and options The package may take two options at load time: inline or attach These options can also be set at any time with the \asysetup{hoptionsi} command, or speci ed individually in the optional argument to each asy environment or asyinclude command The inline option uses Asymptote’s ‘inline’ mode whereby included