how to include image in beamer

[Gaurav]

how to include image in beamer

[Ole Peter Smith]

\documentclass{article}
...
\usepackage{graphicx}
...

\begin{document}
\includegraphics{filename}.
\end{document}

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On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 2:19 AM, Gaurav <jadha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> how to include image in beamer
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[Peter Flynn]

Same way as anywhere else, the graphicx package and the \includegraphics command.

P

On 13 May 2012 06:20, "Gaurav" <jadha...@gmail.com> wrote:

how to include image in beamer

[gaurav jadhav]

i have tried

\documentclass{article}
...
\usepackage{graphicx}
 ...

\begin{document}
 \includegraphics{filename}.
\end{document}

bet im getting error as

pic not found!!

[Peter Flynn]

If you are using standard LaTeX, images MUST be in EPS format. No other format is supported.

If you are using pdflatex, images MUST be in PNG, JPG, or PDF format. No other format is supported.

Only give the image name, not the extension, eg \includegraphics{mypic}
It will look first in the same folder where the .tex file is.
If the image is somewhere else on your disk, you must give the path as well as the name.

///Peter

[gaurav jadhav]

thanx

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[Priya Agrawal]

but where i keep the image file. Is there any specific folder for latex folder.

and how can i change the format of the image

[Peter Flynn]

By default, LaTeX looks in the same folder as your document.

If the file is not there, it looks in ~/texmf/tex/generic (so that's a good place to keep images that you use in different files in different places).

To change the graphics format of an image, install ImageMagick and use the "convert" command, eg convert foo.jpg foo.png

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[Raniere Silva]

> > but where i keep the image file. Is there any specific folder for latex
> > folder.
>

> By default, LaTeX looks in the same folder as your document.

Most of the time I like to use a img directory:

my-tex-project
+-- chapter1.tex
+-- img
|   +-- plot1.png
|   +-- plot2.png
|   +-- plot3.png
+-- master.tex

to include the image I use

\includegraphicss{img/plot1.png}

> > and how can i change the format of the image
>

> To change the graphics format of an image, install ImageMagick and use the
> "convert" command, eg
>

> $ convert foo.jpg foo.png

If you aren't great fan of the Unix shell you can you your image viewer tool.
Normally "Save as ..." allow you to convert it to another format.

Raniere

[Peter Flynn]

On 17 Sep 2014 18:18, "Raniere Silva" <ra092767@ime.unicamp.br> wrote:
> to include the image I use
>

>     \includegraphics{img/plot1.png}

Yes, that's treated the same as a file in the document directory.

> If you aren't great fan of the Unix shell

I believe it works the same in a Windows Command window.

> you can you your image viewer tool.
> Normally "Save as ..." allow you to
> convert it to another format.

Yes, any graphics editor should be able to do this. GIMP is free...

///Peter