🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Aug6.064437.26410@ast.saic.com>, gregor@kafka.saic.com (gregg hanna) writes:
|> I have a document which includes figures.  Each figure is
|> a rather complex diagram of a go game in progress.  At some
|> point, LaTeX stops respecting the [h] specifier on the figures
|> and puts all of the remaining figures at the end of the chapter.
|> If I make the \unitlength smaller then more figures are placed
|> properly.  Each figure, if ran through individually, comes out
|> placed fine, it's only the accumulation of figures that causes
|> a problem.
|> 
|> Is there anything I can do to get LaTeX to honor the [h]?

Thanks to those who replied, I figured this one out.  The problem
was that the figures were close together in the text, so as soon
as LaTeX had to bump one from the [h] location, it seemed to
cascade the rest, so they all went to the end.  I fixed it by
replacing [h] with [htb], so LaTeX just nudges them around a bit,
instead of tossing up it's hands and tossing my figures to the end!

                                         gregg hanna
                                         gregor@kafka.saic.com