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Subject: keeping inline images inline
I'm working on a document filled with math, but have been trying to get around using MathML since learning DocBook XML alone is more than enough of a challenge for me. In particular, I'm trying to get an inline image of an equation to center vertically according to the center a printed line. However, it really wants to center vertically based on the baseline. So, with a simple equation like D/Dt the / (which is really horizontal in the image) lines up directly with the baseline, with D inline with the rest of the print and Dt hanging below the line. For example, <para>... the velocity components, respectively. <inlinemediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="graphics/eq1.eps" format="EPS"/> </imageobject> </inlinemediaobject> is the material or total derivative. </para> looks something like (if your mail client spaces this like mine) the velocity components, respectively. D is the material or total derivative. Dt Is there a way to make the equation center differently so that the -- (divisor?) lines up with the middle of the text line? I'm using oxygen, xml and a Mac. Since I haven't found an affordable alternative, I'm using FOP. Thanks, Cassie
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