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How do I change the caption for a figure in Latex?

I would like to change the caption from being:

Figure 1: ...

to

From left to right: ...

If I try and renewcommand the figurename, they still get numbered. This is unecessary as there is only a single image in the document.

Any suggestions?

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Dan Avatar asked May 04 '10 13:05

Dan


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1 Answers

You could also use the caption package to remove the "Figure 1:" from the \caption{} command.

\usepackage{caption}
...
\begin{figure}
\caption*{A figure}
. . .
\end{figure}
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Mica Avatar answered Oct 27 '22 12:10

Mica