Select the type Portable Document Format (*.pdf).Go to File > Save a copy (for me that's Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S).options to resize the document to the size of the selection. A good idea: trim/crop the image by selecting the whole document (usually Ctrl+A) and going to File > Document Properties and using the Resize page.The one thing you might like to do is make the font small enough to make it easy to position the text. Then, use the text editor - but ignore the font - and just type in, for instance, $f(x)$. Now make a diagram in Inkscape draw some filled circles and arrows and so on.You will need only graphicx, transparent, color (and only the last two if you want the features they refer to) you almost certainly already have these. Next, check you have the packages you need.This is a very nice piece of vector graphics software which we will find easy enough to make work. I'm going to go ahead and assume you have (for instance, the MiKTeX distribution on Windows, or a suitable Unix version). First of all, make sure you have the prerequisite software installed.It turns out this is remarkably straightforward to do, but useful to have explained to you once beforehand! Make It Work Yesterday I discovered how to make nice, simple, elegant diagrams for fairly painless inclusion into.
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