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["David E. Miller" <address@hidden>]

Hi Anthony:

Load your image in some graphics editing program (e.g., Gimp, etc.) and 
rotate the image clockwise or counterclockwise depending on how you wish 
the image to be oriented. Save the edited file using a new file name. 
Now your old image width is your new image height and your old image 
height is your new image width. TeXmacs inserts the image with the width 
horizontal and knows nothing about how the image actually is oriented 
from a visual perspective. There is no built-in TeXmacs feature to 
rotate an image. You have to do that before you insert it. So now use 
your new file name to insert the rotated image. Keep in mind that you 
may have to tweak the height or width using TeXmacs if the image is 
still too large for the page size.

Hope this works for you.

David E. Miller

On 3/24/2013 3:28 AM, Anthony Cameron wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> I have an image with a very large width. I would like to have it on 
> it's own page and have it and the figure box it is in rotated to 
> landscape.
>
> I was wondering if anyone knew if and how this would be possible?
>
> I've tried using floating objects but no success.
>
> Many Thanks
>
> Anthony