Including Graphics in L^ATEX $2_{\varepsilon }$Documents

The PostScript files produced by FIT2D are suitable for including in L^ATEX $2_{\varepsilon }$documents using the graphicx package. To use the graphicx package include the following line near the start of your L^ATEX file (before the $\backslash$begin{ document} line):

\usepackage{graphicx}

The $\backslash$includegraphics command is used within the L^ATEX document to specify the inclusion of a PostScript file. e.g. If a file called fit2d.ps has been created and we want include it in a document taking up 150mm vertically we can used the command:

\centerline{\includegraphics[height=150mm]{fit2d.ps}}

The FIT2D graphics are designed to occupy a page of A4 so the height option is necessary to tell L^ATEX $2_{\varepsilon }$ to reduce the size of the graphics.

In the GUI mode FIT2D always outputs one graphics page per PostScript file. In the ``keyboard'' mode FIT2D will output several graphics pages into a single PostScript file, unless the END GRAPHICS FILE command is used in between PRINT GRAPHICS commands.

To use only part of a diagram it is necessary to specify the region as part of the $\backslash$includegraphics command.

See the ``L<sup>A</sup>TEX User's Guide and Reference Manual'' [19], or ``Using EPS Graphics in L^ATEX $2_{\varepsilon }$ Documents'' [28], for further details.