Graphics should have a file name that relates to the chapter or
section where the graphic appears. At least, they should contain
the name of the document (the <book>), like
in this example:
<graphic fileref="cygwin-packetmanager.png" format="PNG" lang="en"/>
If the document is likely to become translated, and if we need different graphics for each individual language, then the file name should also include the language, like in this example:
<graphic fileref="cygwin-packetmanager.en.png" format="PNG" lang="en"/>
Note that the language code is prefixed using dots
(.en) before the file extension
(.png in this example). The following
two-character ISO language codes should be used:
ar: Arabic
de: German
en: English/American
es: Spanish
fr: French
hi: Hindi
it: Italian
ja: Japanese
pt: Portuguese
ru: Russian
zh: Chinese
For a complete list, see the ISO 639 2-letter codes.
Figures must be 640 by 480 resolution, 256 color or 24-bit color, pcx format. This is a Pearson requirement.
