Hi, I convert the eps with epstopdf and include the pdf-file. Now it know the extension. But the diagram is turned 90 degrees. How can I avoid that pdflatex rotate the .pdf? tia Oli Am Samstag 25 Februar 2006 14:03 schrieb Tim Oliver Wagner:
Hello, thanks for your mail. I tried to use the comands to include a eps file (exported from dia). At the moment I need to create slides, so I use pdflatex. The error message is (Unknown graphics extension: .eps): ===================================================== ./FoKo_AufgabenstellungUndVorgehensweise.tex:65:Unknown graphics extension: .eps. } ./FoKo_AufgabenstellungUndVorgehensweise.tex:65:Package graphics Error: Division by 0. } The Code: ===================================================== \begin{figure} \resizebox{\textwidth}{!}{\includegraphics{diagramme/DevideAndConquer.eps}} \caption{asdfsdf} \label{fig:1234} \end{figure} I hope you can help me. tia Oli PS: I have the import-declaration \usepackage{graphics}. Am Samstag 25 Februar 2006 08:29 schrieb Lars Clausen:I think tex or eps will bring the best quality. But I can't include the tex or eps file to my latex-doc. How can I include this format (package??)? What are the latex comands to include this kind of files?EPS or MetaPost is likely to give the best quality, as they are well-defined vector formats. ÂI always use EPS for including into LaTeX. A typical usage is \usepackage{graphics} ... \begin{figure} \resizebox{\textwidth}{!}{\includegraphics{schemelayout.eps}} \caption{Layout of a compiled Scheme program} \label{fig:schemelayout} \end{figure}
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