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View this article only Newsgroups: comp.text.tex Date: 2002-01-08 08:59:45 PST
Thorsten Buelo wrote: > When I include non-.eps graphics in my document, the \textwidth > command doesn't work properly anymore. In detail, I tried to include a > .jpg picture via > > and > \includegraphics[bb=0 0 640 480,width=\textwidth]{picture.jpg} > > The picture is displayed, but unfortunately the width equals not the > textwidth, > as expected. Instead, it's a little bit smaller.
Verify that the bounding box really is "0 0 640 480". Run jpeg2ps manually, examine the results in Ghostview (or another PostScript previewer), and see if the picture is in the lower left corner and is 22.6cm x 16.9cm (8.9" x 6.7"), as that's what "0 0 640 480" implies. If not, there's a script on CTAN called bbfig, which tries to determine the correct bounding box.
Scott Pakin
> Verify that the bounding box really is "0 0 640 480". Run jpeg2ps
Thank you, it was actually a different bounding box. I ran jpeg2ps from the command line and found in the header that the displayed bb differed from the one I determined before with another converter. Before that, I thought, the bb would be always the same, not depending on the program used for conversion. Well, I'm a little bit smarter again…
Thanks once more
Thorsten
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