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<DIV>Hi Stefan,</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks for your advice. It works.</DIV>
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<DIV>Kind regards,</DIV>
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<DIV>Loulin<BR><BR>>>> Stefan Löffler<st.loeffler@gmail.com> 30/03/2011 6:52 p.m. >>><BR>Hi,<BR><BR>first of all, thanks for the information. Second, a few comments.<BR><BR>On 2011-03-29 21:25, Loulin Huang wrote:<BR>> 2. the top five or so line s of your .tex document<BR>> ====================================<BR>> \documentclass{ws-ijhr}<BR>> \input seteps<BR>> \input setbmp<BR>> \usepackage{subfigure}<BR>> \usepackage{epsfig}<BR>> \usepackage{epstopdf}<BR>> \usepackage{changebar}<BR><BR>If reporting a problem, it is helpful to produce a minimal example. This<BR>essentially means to clean your code of everything that is not needed to<BR>reproduce the problem. This saves those who are trying to help you and<BR>don't have access to your full document. E.g., I would suspect that the<BR>problem occurs even with the "article" class, and probably without most<BR>of the packages you include.<BR><BR>Speaking of packages: you seem to be mixing quite a lot of stuff here.<BR>AFAIK, both the epsfig and epstopdf packages only work together with the<BR>graphicx package, and are mutually exclusive in that they try to solve<BR>the same problem.<BR><BR>Finally, seteps and setbmp seem to be some non-standard files, and<BR>according to quick googling use dvi specials (so, yet another approach<BR>towards including graphics).<BR><BR>If indeed you only want to include eps figures (i.e., don't need<BR>PStricks or other specialities), I would recommend using only epstopdf here.<BR><BR>On 2011-03-29 21:25, Loulin Huang wrote:<BR>> 1. a sample of a section of you .tex document that wants the image,<BR>><BR>> ==============================================<BR>> The picture of the robot and its schematic are shown in Figures \ref{fig:realR} and \ref{fig:schR} respectively.<BR>><BR>> \begin{figure}[t]<BR>> \begin{center}<BR>> \centereps{10cm}{7.6cm}{realRobotFig.eps}<BR>> \caption{Chewing robot.} <BR>> \label{fig:realR}<BR>> \end{center}<BR>> \end{figure}<BR>> =======================================<BR><BR>As I said above, I think \centereps uses dvi specials. If you open the<BR>dvi file produced as an intermediate (e.g., in Yap provided by MiKTeX),<BR>do you see the images? If not, the problem is somewhere in there already<BR>(and later steps used for conversion to pdf must obviously fail).<BR><BR>In any case, I recommend using<BR>\includegraphics[width=10cm,height=7.6cm]{realRobotFig} here as provided<BR>by the graphicx package. Note that there is no extension!<BR><BR>> ==================================<BR>> 3. and a screen capture of the area of your TeXworks installation ...<BR>><BR>> See the attached JPG file or below:<BR><BR>This is the configuration of pdfTeX, but it seems to me you need<BR>pdfLaTeX to typeset your document...<BR><BR>HTH<BR>Stefan<BR></DIV></BODY></HTML>