This might help reduce the amount of frustration when dealing with latex. Whenever you use figures, always put \caption before the \label.
If you reverse \label and \caption, there will be referencing problems. For example, depending on the section/subsection of the document the figure reference could say Fig. 2.4.1 instead of Fig. 2.3 since it will pick up the section numbers wrong!
\begin{figure}[htp] \centering \includegraphics{importante_figure.eps} \caption{This is the caption} \label{fig:imp-fig} \end{figure}
If you reverse \label and \caption, there will be referencing problems. For example, depending on the section/subsection of the document the figure reference could say Fig. 2.4.1 instead of Fig. 2.3 since it will pick up the section numbers wrong!
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