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Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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My text was justified by its width as it should be. But after adding the picture it was its left and right borders became not right.



How can I fix it? enter image description here



Here is the code snippet:



section{Samples}

subsection{Schedule Application }

...First subsection text1 (see Fig.1)

vskip 1em
centering
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps}

caption{Schedule application scheme}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}

...First subsection text2 (see Fig.2)

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{ScheduleForms.eps}

caption{Schedule application UI form}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}


vskip 1em

subsection{Application with authorization}

vskip 1em

...Second subsection text1


vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]

includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Volunteer.eps}

caption{Application with authorization scheme}
label{fig_sim}
end{figure}

...Second subsection text2

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{555.eps}

caption{UbiqMobile screens}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}









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    you have put centering tag in side text vskip 1em begin{figure}[H] centeringincludegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps} caption{Schedule application scheme} label{fig_sim2} end{figure}

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My text was justified by its width as it should be. But after adding the picture it was its left and right borders became not right.



How can I fix it? enter image description here



Here is the code snippet:



section{Samples}

subsection{Schedule Application }

...First subsection text1 (see Fig.1)

vskip 1em
centering
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps}

caption{Schedule application scheme}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}

...First subsection text2 (see Fig.2)

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{ScheduleForms.eps}

caption{Schedule application UI form}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}


vskip 1em

subsection{Application with authorization}

vskip 1em

...Second subsection text1


vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]

includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Volunteer.eps}

caption{Application with authorization scheme}
label{fig_sim}
end{figure}

...Second subsection text2

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{555.eps}

caption{UbiqMobile screens}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}









share|improve this question









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    you have put centering tag in side text vskip 1em begin{figure}[H] centeringincludegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps} caption{Schedule application scheme} label{fig_sim2} end{figure}

    – Mu30 murugans2katgmail
    1 hour ago













  • Welcome to TeX.SE!

    – Mico
    1 hour ago














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My text was justified by its width as it should be. But after adding the picture it was its left and right borders became not right.



How can I fix it? enter image description here



Here is the code snippet:



section{Samples}

subsection{Schedule Application }

...First subsection text1 (see Fig.1)

vskip 1em
centering
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps}

caption{Schedule application scheme}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}

...First subsection text2 (see Fig.2)

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{ScheduleForms.eps}

caption{Schedule application UI form}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}


vskip 1em

subsection{Application with authorization}

vskip 1em

...Second subsection text1


vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]

includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Volunteer.eps}

caption{Application with authorization scheme}
label{fig_sim}
end{figure}

...Second subsection text2

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{555.eps}

caption{UbiqMobile screens}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}









share|improve this question









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My text was justified by its width as it should be. But after adding the picture it was its left and right borders became not right.



How can I fix it? enter image description here



Here is the code snippet:



section{Samples}

subsection{Schedule Application }

...First subsection text1 (see Fig.1)

vskip 1em
centering
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps}

caption{Schedule application scheme}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}

...First subsection text2 (see Fig.2)

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{ScheduleForms.eps}

caption{Schedule application UI form}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}


vskip 1em

subsection{Application with authorization}

vskip 1em

...Second subsection text1


vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]

includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Volunteer.eps}

caption{Application with authorization scheme}
label{fig_sim}
end{figure}

...Second subsection text2

vskip 1em
begin{figure}[H]
includegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{555.eps}

caption{UbiqMobile screens}
label{fig_sim2}
end{figure}






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    you have put centering tag in side text vskip 1em begin{figure}[H] centeringincludegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps} caption{Schedule application scheme} label{fig_sim2} end{figure}

    – Mu30 murugans2katgmail
    1 hour ago













  • Welcome to TeX.SE!

    – Mico
    1 hour ago














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    you have put centering tag in side text vskip 1em begin{figure}[H] centeringincludegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps} caption{Schedule application scheme} label{fig_sim2} end{figure}

    – Mu30 murugans2katgmail
    1 hour ago













  • Welcome to TeX.SE!

    – Mico
    1 hour ago








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you have put centering tag in side text vskip 1em begin{figure}[H] centeringincludegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps} caption{Schedule application scheme} label{fig_sim2} end{figure}

– Mu30 murugans2katgmail
1 hour ago







you have put centering tag in side text vskip 1em begin{figure}[H] centeringincludegraphics[width=0.425textwidth]{Schedule4.eps} caption{Schedule application scheme} label{fig_sim2} end{figure}

– Mu30 murugans2katgmail
1 hour ago















Welcome to TeX.SE!

– Mico
1 hour ago





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By placing the centering instruction outside of the figure environments, you've made its scope global. Clearly, that's not what you want.



To fix this, you need to




  • remove the centering instruction that occurs before the first begin{figure} statement, and


  • if and as needed, insert new centering instructions inside the figure environments.



A separate comment: Your document appears to have a lot of visual formatting directives of the form vskip 1em. Instead of pursuing such a tedious and, likely, error-prone approach, you'd be better off tweaking some global parameters. Feel free to post a new query, to illustrate what you're doing at the moment and asking for suitable tweaks to that you no longer need to concern yourself with all those visual formatting directives.






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    By placing the centering instruction outside of the figure environments, you've made its scope global. Clearly, that's not what you want.



    To fix this, you need to




    • remove the centering instruction that occurs before the first begin{figure} statement, and


    • if and as needed, insert new centering instructions inside the figure environments.



    A separate comment: Your document appears to have a lot of visual formatting directives of the form vskip 1em. Instead of pursuing such a tedious and, likely, error-prone approach, you'd be better off tweaking some global parameters. Feel free to post a new query, to illustrate what you're doing at the moment and asking for suitable tweaks to that you no longer need to concern yourself with all those visual formatting directives.






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      By placing the centering instruction outside of the figure environments, you've made its scope global. Clearly, that's not what you want.



      To fix this, you need to




      • remove the centering instruction that occurs before the first begin{figure} statement, and


      • if and as needed, insert new centering instructions inside the figure environments.



      A separate comment: Your document appears to have a lot of visual formatting directives of the form vskip 1em. Instead of pursuing such a tedious and, likely, error-prone approach, you'd be better off tweaking some global parameters. Feel free to post a new query, to illustrate what you're doing at the moment and asking for suitable tweaks to that you no longer need to concern yourself with all those visual formatting directives.






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        By placing the centering instruction outside of the figure environments, you've made its scope global. Clearly, that's not what you want.



        To fix this, you need to




        • remove the centering instruction that occurs before the first begin{figure} statement, and


        • if and as needed, insert new centering instructions inside the figure environments.



        A separate comment: Your document appears to have a lot of visual formatting directives of the form vskip 1em. Instead of pursuing such a tedious and, likely, error-prone approach, you'd be better off tweaking some global parameters. Feel free to post a new query, to illustrate what you're doing at the moment and asking for suitable tweaks to that you no longer need to concern yourself with all those visual formatting directives.






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        By placing the centering instruction outside of the figure environments, you've made its scope global. Clearly, that's not what you want.



        To fix this, you need to




        • remove the centering instruction that occurs before the first begin{figure} statement, and


        • if and as needed, insert new centering instructions inside the figure environments.



        A separate comment: Your document appears to have a lot of visual formatting directives of the form vskip 1em. Instead of pursuing such a tedious and, likely, error-prone approach, you'd be better off tweaking some global parameters. Feel free to post a new query, to illustrate what you're doing at the moment and asking for suitable tweaks to that you no longer need to concern yourself with all those visual formatting directives.







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