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converting 'construction space' to 'authoring space' and CSTR to AUTH

    1: \label{Problem_LON-CAPA_Image_Options}
    2: \begin{itemize}
    3:    \item Image Url contains the URL of the image to be inserted in the problem.
    4:          You may enter a URL or click ``Select'' to choose an image that has already
    5:          been uploaded to your authoring space, or click  ``Search''
    6:    \item Description contains a textual description of the image. If the image 
    7:          cannot be rendered by the target browser, this description is displayed
    8:          instead.
    9:    \item width (pixel) allows you to set the width of the image, in pixels, as it
   10:          will be displayed in a web browser.
   11:    \item height (pixel) allows you to set the height  of the image, in pixels, as
   12:          it will be displayed in a web browser.
   13:    \item TeXwidth (mm) Allows you to set the width of the image, in mm, as it will 
   14:          be rendered into the \LaTeX document used to print the problem.
   15:    \item TeXheight (mm) Allows you to set the height of the image, in mm, as it will 
   16:          be rendered intot he \LaTeX document used to print the problem.
   17:    \item TeXwrap Allows you to select how the \LaTeX document will attempt to wrap 
   18:          text around a horizontally aligned image (See Alignment below).  
   19:          \begin{description}
   20:             \item{parbox}  \verb+\newline+ and \verb+\parbox+ will be used to place the image.
   21:                            This method ensures that text will not be wrapped on
   22:                            top of the image, however very little text will appear
   23:                            next to the image itself.
   24:             \item{parpic}  The picins package \verb+\parpic+ command will be used to
   25:                            place the image.  This will wrap the remainder of the
   26:                            paragraph containing the picture around the image. If,
   27:                            however, there is insufficient text to fill the space
   28:                            to the left or right of the image, the next paragraph
   29:                            may be wrapped on top of the image.  In addition,
   30:                            \verb+\parpic +does not always honor the end of the page,
   31:                            causing the image to extend below the page footer.
   32:          \end{description}
   33:      \item Alignment Specifies the alignment of the image relative to the enclosing
   34:            text paragraph:
   35:           \begin{description}
   36:               \item{bottom}  The image will be aligned so that its bottom will be 
   37: 		             at the baseline of the surrounding text.
   38:               \item{middle}  The image will be aligned so that its center-line
   39:                              will be at the baseline of the surrounding text.
   40:               \item{top}     The image will be aligned so that its top will be
   41:                              at the baseline of the surrounding text.
   42:               \item{left}    The image will be placed so that it is at the left of 
   43:                              the surrounding text.  The surrounding text will
   44:                              fill in the region to the right of the image.
   45:               \item{right}   The image will be placed so that it is at the right
   46:                              of the surrounding text.  The surrounding text will
   47:                              fill in the region to the left of the image.
   48:           \end{description}
   49: \end{itemize}

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