On Thu, Jun 19, 2014 at 3:39 PM, kilon alios <kilon.alios@gmail.com> wrote:

ok I leave it to your capable hands and I will try to position images at the start of the page , though that is easier said than done :D

no! Don't do anything like that. LaTeX is capable of doing it by itself. You don't know where the page boundaries will be so it is hopeless for you :-). What you must ensure though, is that all figures are properly referenced in the text. This is a good example:

... bla... bla... see Figure *fig:myfig*.

This is a bad example:

... bla... bla... see figure below:

This is bad because you can't be sure the figure will be below (it can also be above, LaTeX decides).

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In any case chapters need proof reading so what I commit should never consider "the final version". But I always try to produce as much quality as I can.�

No problem.

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