Re: Another newbie

 --- James Frye <[email protected]> escreveu:

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> But I don't understand this one.  These are vector
> images now, not
> bitmaps.  They're ink on paper, so there is no
> background color - or
> rather, the "background color" would be whatever the
> color was of the
> paper in the printer, if I was actually printing
> hard copies.  What I need
> is something that would clear the box that the
> includegraphics command
> makes for the image, then put the graphic on top of
> it.

    Hi, James!

    To clear the box, I use the "\psframebox*" command
from the "pstricks" package. Look at the example
below:

\psframebox*[framesep=0.2cm]{\resizebox{8cm}{!}{\includegraphics{c_tr2520.eps}}}

The optional "framesep" argument gives me some extra
white space between the figure and the background.

    Best regards,

    Júlio

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