It is necessary to insert pictures formats for all possible
finished document types. For example: JPG files for web pages
and EPS for PostScript and PDF files. If you use the TeX format
you'll need the images as a PostScript file. For on-line
publishing you can use any kind of common image file, such as
JPG, GIF or PNG. The easiest way to insert pictures is to use
the fileref attribute. Usually pictures are generated in JPG and
in PostScript (PS or EPS). Example D-6. Inserting a picture
<figure> <title>Picture's Title</title> <graphic
fileref="images/file"></graphic> </figure> Replacing <figure> by
<informalfigure> eliminates the need to insert a title for the
picture. There's still the float attribute on which the value 0
indicates that the picture should be placed exactly where the
tag appears. The value 1 allows the picture to be moved to a
more convenient location (this location can be described on the
style sheet, or it can be controlled by the application). When
submitting graphics to the LDP, please su