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    <H1>Large <EM>eps</EM>-Files</H1>
    
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      <span class=ite>iTe</span> tries to deal with large, included <em>eps</em>-files gracefully. Files bigger than 200kb
      (this is the default for the variable <TT>eps-limit</TT> and can be
      <A HREF="installation.html#customization">customized</A>) are only displayed by their
      bounding box. You can toggle between bounding box and full display using
      <A HREF="bindings.html">a bound key</A>.
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      Alternatively, you can create low resolution <EM>eps</EM>-files
      and include these instead. For example, if <TT>figure.eps</TT> is huge,
      and <TT>figure.s.eps</TT> is its low resolution pendant, then you could 
      use
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   \DeclareGraphicsExtensions{.s.eps,.eps}
   \includegraphics{figure}
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      while using <span class=ite>iTe</span> interactively, but uncommenting the first line for
      printing.
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    <div id='TIMESTAMP' style='font-size:small'><hr/>Last modified by <A HREF='http://www.decatur.de/wolfgang'>Wolfgang K&uuml;hn</a> on Mar 27 2005</div>
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