I have a silly question – i am using double column style
\documentclass[english,a4paper,12pt, openany]{book}
When I add a figure I usually put in \columnwidth
and just let LaTeX to stretch it to the full width. Now, for practical reasons I'd like to prepare some figures with fixed width in 1:1 ratio, but for that I'd like to know what the \columnwidth
is in cm.
Is there a way to find that number?
thanks,
U
Best Answer
The
xprintlen
package provides the means to show the length of a dimension register in more 'human' units, such ascm
ormm
, which is the default:Will use 2 significant figures (which is the default),
mm
as unit of the relevant length register.