oversized pictures

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From: elk
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 01:14

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I'm working in LaTeX with a figure (actually several figures) each of
which will take up an entire page.  THat is, even more of the page
than \textheight and \textwidth default settings are happy with.

I can get the figures to print just fine, by them selves (just set
textheight and textwidth once before the \begin{document}).

What, what I really need is a reliable way to fit an oversized picture
like this onto the page without making proceeding (or preceeding)
pages run off the page.

Has anyone run into this before?

Thanks!

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