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@HarishKumar Adjustbox seems very good too! So you can move the baseline with valign=B to any content? Fabolous.

@UlrikeFischer Thank you!

@yo' I don't want to rob your time. If you can point me to some tutorial that covers baselines then I'll be happy to go through it.

@UlrikeFischer I always learn a new command. There are so many commands in Latex.

@yo' Yes! It would be. I don't know how to do it though.

@UlrikeFischer Oh I see!!!! Can't I just wrap the whole thing into an element that has its own baseline?

@yo' Yes, but I want Latex to place things so that I have 1 cm (or whatever) space at the bottom! I do not want to calculate by hand. I want to SPECIFY that there should be exactly 1cm empty space BELOW the whole thing.

@Johannes_B Can I move the baseline to the bottom of the whole thing?

@Johannes_B Yes

@UlrikeFischer What is a depth of a footer anyway?

So how do I tell that the bottom of the footer should be at the bottom of the image?

If I set bmargin=0pt then I see that the image is off, and the table is perfectly aligned to the bottom of the page.

@Johannes_B Glad that you understand it. :-) I still don't.

If I use it with your example, then it is on the page

Try with my example.tex

and the image is still off the page.

In my example, I replaced footskip to 10cm

My footer is still not on the page. :-(

I know understand that I have to tell footskip and it should be bigger then the actual content in the footer.

Sorry for being hard headed.

Ohhh

I think this is why I'm confused.

I do not have a figure where all measurements are shown

footskip + footsep = footheight, or what?

Them what does footskip mean? :-)

but it is called footskip.

and for some reason its name is not footheight

Hmmm, I see. So I always have to specify manually the height of the footer

Maybe I need a different figure :-(

In other words: when includefoot is given, then the footskip is inside the body text.

Is that not true?

It seem that the footer shoud be ABOVE the bottom margin.

Okay, I still dont understand. :-( In the geometry package documentation on page 3 I see a figure that shows what should happen when includefoot is specified:

but if I try to do this together then I get this ! Package xkeyval Error: footsep' undefined in families Gm'. message

On second thought, I decided not to use includefoot, but increase footsep

But it does not fit. :-(

So if I use includefoot and bmargin=1cm together, then it is impossible that the footer won't fit on the page, right?

In the example I just uploaded: when includefoot is specified, then the footer should become part of the main text right?

Read the package documentation, but still don't understand, sorry

So I decided to learn every detail of the geometry package, but I don't understand how it works.

And I have these annoying error messages.

I have something that works, but I don't understand how margins, footers and other things work together.

Yes, that was my original question

wikisend.com/download/337456/example.tex

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