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my latex document looks like this:  enter image description here
So as you can see, the picture is aligning vertically with the
text, however I need it centered, in other words I need the
image moved to the left more so the left and right spaces match.
I tried to wrap this image with a \begin{center}...\end{center}
but that functionally did nothing.  Any ideas on how I can get
it centered better?  share|improve this question add comment
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David Carlisle Mar 30 at 1:06   1 Answer  If the image is wider
than \textwidth then centering will do nothing, all excess width
of the over-full box will go into the right margin. It appears
that you do not want to scale the image but rather let it stick
into the margins. In that case you need to hide its width, for
example this puts it in a 0-sized box and then centers the
result.  share|improve this answer add comment