Images

Graphic insertion markers

Marker ...	Description ...
\INCG	Insertion of graphics by reference, which only includes the reference of the designated graphic file (UNIX or MS-DOS access path) and not the graphic file itself. Advantage: This option generates less bulky document files. Disadvantage: The documentation is spread over several files. To insert a graphic file by reference, enter the following: \INCG file _name END_PARAM\ According to the generation format used, the suffix will automatically be added ("png" for HTML, "eps" for Postscript,"emf" for RTF in Windows and "eps" for RTF in UNIX).
\INCP	Insertion of graphics by reference, which only includes the reference of the designated graphic file (UNIX or MS-DOS access path) and not the graphic file itself. Advantage: This option generates less bulky document files. Disadvantage: The documentation is spread over several files. To insert a graphic file by reference, enter the following: \INCP fileName.jpg END_PARAM\ The graphic file included must be of a format which can be read by the final tool. For example, GIF, JPEG and PNG are three formats which in principal can be used for HTML. Using another format risks the image not appearing, unless the explorer is able to interpret another format.

Integrating images corresponding to diagrams in the RTF document generated

The Objecteering documentation generation tool prohibits the integration of images corresponding to the diagrams in the RTF document generated, and will only create links towards these images. However, it is possible to use an MS-Word macro to delete the link and automatically integrate the RTF document’s linked images.

The following is an example of the macro code:

For Each field In ActiveDocument.Fields

If field.Type = wdFieldIncludePicture Then

field.Unlink

End If

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