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Excellent,

I didn't even realize the whole document wasn't changing each time I compiled - thought it was just that I couldn't see text that I added after the insert graphic line.

So, for future reference, the solution was to switch on-the-fly package downloading to yes or no but not 'ask me ...

It says there were 0 errors, 0 warnings 0 bad boxes and 0 page(s)... even though the pdf is three pages long.

I've uploaded the log file which may have some clues. Haven't uploaded the png - its just a graph I made in excel

I'm still a bit of a LaTeX noob, and this one has got me stumped. My code is:

\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}

paragraph one

\includegraphics{ConfidenceChart.png}

paragraph two

\end{document}

Paragraph one appears in the output pdf ...

The most common cause of compile errors for me is unmatched brackets. For example, in the align environment, if I forget to close off a pair of curly braces, a compile error occurs and I need to find the source of the problem by checking through the equations I've written.

My questions is weather ...

Anyone know how I can get these two to work together.

Obviously I only want one reference list in my final document so I cant include an instruction to crease a bibliography in every subfile. But when I do not include the commands to crease a bibliography in each subfile I cant get the in text ...

As I'm sure everyone who has ever used LaTeX knows, several files are created when one compiled a document. Specifically I get a performance monitor file, a text document, a BBL file and a .aux file in addition to the pdf file. Is there a way to make all these files except the pdf appear in another ...

Brilliant, I had tried \parbox but didn't realize that I could set the width of the parbox.

Thanks a lot

Is there a way to spread the text which an under-brace refers to over two lines?

For example, I have the code:
and I would like to have the word `continuous' on one line and `discontinuous' immediately below it.

Thanks

Is there a way to create floating wrap figures? I use the Wrapfig package quite a bit and I really don't have the benefit of `you do the typing, Latex does the formatting' if I have to go through and adjust the positioning of these figures all the time.

Thanks

Thanks