Remove the name of picture
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Why the name of picture can not to be removed?
This is my code:
> begin{figure}
> centering
> includegraphics[scale=0.7]{One Step Multi Step.png}\
> caption{hehehe}
> end{figure}
and this is the result:
What is the problem? So, I can remove the "one step multi step.png".
compilation-error
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Why the name of picture can not to be removed?
This is my code:
> begin{figure}
> centering
> includegraphics[scale=0.7]{One Step Multi Step.png}\
> caption{hehehe}
> end{figure}
and this is the result:
What is the problem? So, I can remove the "one step multi step.png".
compilation-error
asked 1 hour ago
liswyhyliswyhy
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You have spaces in your filename. See How to include graphics with spaces in their path?
– Werner
1 hour ago
Please rename your file, without space.
– Ongky Denny Wijaya
1 hour ago
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thank you, I try it
– liswyhy
50 mins ago
I do think that you should draw it in LaTeX instead of including it from your computer. There are many tools for you: TikZ, PSTricks, Asymptote, and even thepictureenvironment.
– JouleV
22 mins ago
@JouleV - Really? As an old TeX user (no graphics whatsoever) I have great admiration for LaTeX graphics packages, but they are still dancing bears.
– John Kormylo
14 mins ago
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Why the name of picture can not to be removed?
This is my code:
> begin{figure}
> centering
> includegraphics[scale=0.7]{One Step Multi Step.png}\
> caption{hehehe}
> end{figure}
and this is the result:
What is the problem? So, I can remove the "one step multi step.png".
compilation-error
asked 1 hour ago
liswyhyliswyhy
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Why the name of picture can not to be removed?
This is my code:
> begin{figure}
> centering
> includegraphics[scale=0.7]{One Step Multi Step.png}\
> caption{hehehe}
> end{figure}
and this is the result:
What is the problem? So, I can remove the "one step multi step.png".
compilation-error
compilation-error
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You have spaces in your filename. See How to include graphics with spaces in their path?
– Werner
1 hour ago
Please rename your file, without space.
– Ongky Denny Wijaya
1 hour ago
1
thank you, I try it
– liswyhy
50 mins ago
I do think that you should draw it in LaTeX instead of including it from your computer. There are many tools for you: TikZ, PSTricks, Asymptote, and even thepictureenvironment.
– JouleV
22 mins ago
@JouleV - Really? As an old TeX user (no graphics whatsoever) I have great admiration for LaTeX graphics packages, but they are still dancing bears.
– John Kormylo
14 mins ago
add a comment |
You have spaces in your filename. See How to include graphics with spaces in their path?
– Werner
1 hour ago
Please rename your file, without space.
– Ongky Denny Wijaya
1 hour ago
1
thank you, I try it
– liswyhy
50 mins ago
I do think that you should draw it in LaTeX instead of including it from your computer. There are many tools for you: TikZ, PSTricks, Asymptote, and even thepictureenvironment.
– JouleV
22 mins ago
@JouleV - Really? As an old TeX user (no graphics whatsoever) I have great admiration for LaTeX graphics packages, but they are still dancing bears.
– John Kormylo
14 mins ago
You have spaces in your filename. See How to include graphics with spaces in their path?
– Werner
1 hour ago
You have spaces in your filename. See How to include graphics with spaces in their path?
– Werner
1 hour ago
Please rename your file, without space.
– Ongky Denny Wijaya
1 hour ago
Please rename your file, without space.
– Ongky Denny Wijaya
1 hour ago
1
1
thank you, I try it
– liswyhy
50 mins ago
thank you, I try it
– liswyhy
50 mins ago
I do think that you should draw it in LaTeX instead of including it from your computer. There are many tools for you: TikZ, PSTricks, Asymptote, and even the
picture environment.– JouleV
22 mins ago
I do think that you should draw it in LaTeX instead of including it from your computer. There are many tools for you: TikZ, PSTricks, Asymptote, and even the
picture environment.– JouleV
22 mins ago
@JouleV - Really? As an old TeX user (no graphics whatsoever) I have great admiration for LaTeX graphics packages, but they are still dancing bears.
– John Kormylo
14 mins ago
@JouleV - Really? As an old TeX user (no graphics whatsoever) I have great admiration for LaTeX graphics packages, but they are still dancing bears.
– John Kormylo
14 mins ago
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You have spaces in your filename. See How to include graphics with spaces in their path?
– Werner
1 hour ago
Please rename your file, without space.
– Ongky Denny Wijaya
1 hour ago
1
thank you, I try it
– liswyhy
50 mins ago
I do think that you should draw it in LaTeX instead of including it from your computer. There are many tools for you: TikZ, PSTricks, Asymptote, and even the
pictureenvironment.– JouleV
22 mins ago
@JouleV - Really? As an old TeX user (no graphics whatsoever) I have great admiration for LaTeX graphics packages, but they are still dancing bears.
– John Kormylo
14 mins ago