General ⇒ Figure Scales

[cgnieder]

That's because of the spaces in the file name.

Ah, I should have seen that... sometimes you don't see the tree for the woods (to quote one of my favourite movies )

[rainz]

Thanks a lot. That actually solved the problem with figure names however, sizes are still different. I am going crazy over this.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

As said above,

I'm sure, the problem can be solved, if the information would be sufficient. For example, if you would post a small example with two such images as attachments which shows the effect when compiled. Having a test case leads usually to a solution.

if you would post a compilable example together with two such pictures, we could test it easily. Once it's verified, it can probably be fixed.

If you don't post something concrete we can test, we gladly provide general advice as much as possible, but the actual implementation would be up to you then.

Stefan

[cgnieder]

First of all: the images you've attached don't have the same size (i.e. width and height)! More importantly: the both have large and asymmetric white space on it. That's why it seems as if they hadn't the same width after resizing. A third point: jpg is not the best format for inclusion to the document. Better would be to have a vector graphic format like pdf.

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\documentclass{buthesis}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\begin{document}

\begin{figure}[htp]
 \centering
 \fbox{\includegraphics[width=.7\linewidth]{./image1.jpg}}
 \caption{Image 1}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[htp]
 \centering
 \fbox{\includegraphics[width=.7\linewidth]{./image2.jpg}}
 \caption{Image 2}
\end{figure}

\end{document}

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But you could still attach the real images that you are actually using

Regards

[rainz]

Thanks I will try that. My figures are in .png format

[rainz]

Nope I cannot fix that. I am trying to create a test environment however, the program fails to compile each time

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Perhaps post the error messages. At least the first one, which is the most relevant, because further error messages may be a consequence. Or post the .log file as attachment, if it's more complicated.

Stefan

[rainz]

Actually there are no errors just warnings and bad boxes. But I am still attaching the log document

[cgnieder]

Actually there are no errors just warnings and bad boxes.

In this case you can simply post your code. I'm confident we'll figure out where the warnings and bad boxes are from and how you can avoid them. Important would be to see some code and (even if I begin to sound like a parrot) the real pictures (instead of pictures of the pictures).

Regards

[rainz]

Unfortunately, I cannot run a part of the code. I do not know how to do that