Find a figure environment which could ragged the text into
I tried the wragfig package and picins package, but none of them could ragged the text into the figure. Does anybody know how to achieve the result:
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I tried the wragfig package and picins package, but none of them could ragged the text into the figure. Does anybody know how to achieve the result:
wrapfigure
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
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asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
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I tried the wragfig package and picins package, but none of them could ragged the text into the figure. Does anybody know how to achieve the result:
wrapfigure
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
201k45636818
asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
521415
I tried the wragfig package and picins package, but none of them could ragged the text into the figure. Does anybody know how to achieve the result:
wrapfigure
wrapfigure
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
201k45636818
asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
521415
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
201k45636818
asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
521415
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
201k45636818
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
201k45636818
edited 22 mins ago
Martin Scharrer♦
201k45636818
201k45636818
asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
521415
asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
521415
asked Apr 21 '11 at 13:15
Stufazi HoqcktStufazi Hoqckt
521415
521415
add a comment |
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You should be able to do this using the shapepar package, but would need to state the outline of the image shape by yourself. Note that as far as it concerns (La)TeX all images are rectangles and the fact that the outer margin is white or transparent doesn't matter to it. However, a image editor like Gimp, Photoshop etc. might be used to export the required coordinates required for shapepar. Anyway, it is connected to some effort.
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You should be able to do this using the shapepar package, but would need to state the outline of the image shape by yourself. Note that as far as it concerns (La)TeX all images are rectangles and the fact that the outer margin is white or transparent doesn't matter to it. However, a image editor like Gimp, Photoshop etc. might be used to export the required coordinates required for shapepar. Anyway, it is connected to some effort.
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You should be able to do this using the shapepar package, but would need to state the outline of the image shape by yourself. Note that as far as it concerns (La)TeX all images are rectangles and the fact that the outer margin is white or transparent doesn't matter to it. However, a image editor like Gimp, Photoshop etc. might be used to export the required coordinates required for shapepar. Anyway, it is connected to some effort.
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You should be able to do this using the shapepar package, but would need to state the outline of the image shape by yourself. Note that as far as it concerns (La)TeX all images are rectangles and the fact that the outer margin is white or transparent doesn't matter to it. However, a image editor like Gimp, Photoshop etc. might be used to export the required coordinates required for shapepar. Anyway, it is connected to some effort.
answered Apr 21 '11 at 13:24
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You should be able to do this using the shapepar package, but would need to state the outline of the image shape by yourself. Note that as far as it concerns (La)TeX all images are rectangles and the fact that the outer margin is white or transparent doesn't matter to it. However, a image editor like Gimp, Photoshop etc. might be used to export the required coordinates required for shapepar. Anyway, it is connected to some effort.
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