![]() | Import
![]() |
The File->Export... menu allows you to export your image as:
To save your picture as a pgfpicture environment, select
the pgf environment (*.tex, *.ltx) file filter.
You can include the image into your LaTeX document using
\input, but remember to specify the pgf package
using:
\usepackage{pgf}
Alternatively, you can save the image (including paper dimensions)
to a single-paged LaTeX document using the
LaTeX document (*.tex, *.ltx) file filter.
Jpgfdraw was tested with version 1.10 of the pgf package. Files created by Jpgfdraw may not work with earlier versions of the pgf package. Note that some DVI viewers may not understand PGF specials. It is strongly recommended that you read the PGF user manual.
Limitations: Gradient paint is not available for text areas and outlines--only the start colour will be used. The gradient shading for fill colours has limited functionality and the gradient paint transparency settings are ignored when exporting to a pgfpicture environment. only have limited support.
If you have used Jpgfdraw to create frames for use with the
flowfram package,
you can export the information to a LaTeX package. To do this,
select the flowframe (*.sty) file filter, but note that only
the that have been
identified as static, flow or dynamic frames will be saved.
You must set the typeblock before you can export the flowframe
information.
See also:
![]() | Import
![]() |