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[Mark Arrasmith <address@hidden>]

On Tuesday 09 September 2003 03:00 pm, Charles James Leonardo Quarra 
Cappiello 
wrote:
>
> The problems seems to be that when i export to .tex, where there should be
> the filename of the image, there is a
>
> \epsfig{file=}
>
> is there a reason why is not putting the filename?
>

Don't know.  Not a developer. :)
But using Insert Image places nothing into the eps include of the tex file.  
What probably should happen is the included image gets dumped to a random 
name within the same directory as the tex file and included correctly. 
(Feature Request?)

I just messed with the image stuff (the insert -> image -> ... blah blah) and 
the best solution seems to be ...

Create a new directory just for your file.

Create your images for output.  Use .eps if you want postscript as your 
target 
document.  Use .jpg, .png, or .pdf if you want pdf as your target document.  
Save them in your documents directory.

Use Insert -> Image -> Link Image... to place the images into your document.

Export to LaTeX and edit the .tex file so the image includes are appropriate 
for latex or pdflatex (drop extensions, add package stuff, etc.).

- mark