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LATEX slides with beamerSo much better than PowerPoint

Sylvia Blaho

University of Troms

Autumn 2006

Sylvia Blaho Slides with beamer
http://find/http://goback/


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2 Creating overlays

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Beamer

Using the package beamer by Till Tantau

http://latex-beamer.sourceforge.net/http://find/http://goback/


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Using the package beamer by Till Tantauhttp://latex-beamer.sourceforge.net/

http://latex-beamer.sourceforge.net/http://latex-beamer.sourceforge.net/http://find/http://goback/


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\documentclass{beamer}\mode\usetheme{Warsaw}


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\documentclass{beamer}\mode\usetheme{Warsaw}

Also dene the following commands\author\title\subtitle\institution\date


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Frames

Each page is called a frame and enclosed in the frameenvironment

\begin{frame}\frametitle{Conclusions}The text on the page goes here.

\ end {frame }


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Creating a titlepage: the author, institution, etc. speciedin the preamble appears.

\begin{frame}\titlepage

\ end {frame }


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\ pause

the simplest, but not very exible way is to issue thecommand \ pause\begin{itemize}\item Appears on all slides of the frame.\pause\item Appears from the second slide onwards.\pause\item Appears from the third slide onwards.

\end{itemize}


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Overlay specications

Using overlay specications\begin{frame}\only{This line is shown only on slide 1.}\\\only{This line is shown only on slide 2.}\\

\ end {frame }


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This line is shown only on slide 1.


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This line is shown only on slide 2.


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\ only vs. \ uncover

the argument of \ only is simply discarded on slides whereits not shown, i.e., it occupies no spacethe argument of \ uncover is either transparent or invisibleoutside slides for which it is not specied


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Uncover

This line is shown on slide 1.This line is shown only on slide 2.


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Uncover

This line is shown on slide 1.This line is shown only on slide 2.




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Overlays with environments

Using overlays with environments\begin{frame}\begin{theorem}There exists an infinite set.\end{theorem}\begin{proof}This follows from the axiom of infinity.\end{proof}

\begin{example}The set of natural numbers is infinite.\end{example}

\ end {frame }




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Overlays highlighting

overlays can also be used for highlighting

\begin{frame}\textbf{This line is bold on all three slides.}\\\textbf{This line is bold only on the second slide.\textbf{This line is bold only on the third slide.}

\ end {frame }




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This line is bold on all three slides.This line is bold only on the second slide.This line is bold only on the third slide.




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Alert

highlights text in red by default\frame

{\begin{itemize}\item First subject.\item Second subject.\item Third subject.

\end{itemize}}




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First subject.

Second subject.Third subject.



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First subject.

Second subject.Third subject.



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Repeating a frame

\frame[label=myframe]{\begin{itemize}\item First subject.

\item Second subject.\item Third subject.\end{itemize}}\frame{Some stuff explaining more on the second matter.}\againframe{myframe}



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there are 5 types of themes:presentation themes dene all aspects of your slides:fonts, colours, labels for itemized list, etc.\usetheme{Marburg}




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there are 5 types of themes:presentation themes dene all aspects of your slides:fonts, colours, labels for itemized list, etc.\usetheme{Marburg}colour themes only dene the colours used\usecolortheme{seahorse}




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font themes only dene the fonts used\usefonttheme{serif}




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font themes only dene the fonts used\usefonttheme{serif}inner themes only dene elements inside of the frame,e.g. enumerations, itemize environments, blockenvironments, theorem environments, or the table of

contents\useinnertheme{rounded}




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font themes only dene the fonts used\usefonttheme{serif}inner themes only dene elements inside of the frame,e.g. enumerations, itemize environments, blockenvironments, theorem environments, or the table of

contents\useinnertheme{rounded}inner themes only dene outside elements of the frame,e.g. headline, footline, or sidebars\useoutertheme{sidebar}



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Colours

\setbeamercolor{}{}



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Colours

\setbeamercolor{}{}

\setbeamercolor{itemize item}{fg=orange}



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Colours

\setbeamercolor{}{}

\setbeamercolor{itemize item}{fg=orange}

\setbeamercolor{normal text}{fg=orange}



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Transparency effects

denes how hidden text looks\setbeamercovered{}



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\setbeamercovered{transparent}



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\setbeamercovered{transparent}the following options may be given:

invisible : default, causes covered text to completelydisappear.



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invisible : default, causes covered text to completelydisappear.transparent : causes covered text to be typset in atransparent way



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invisible : default, causes covered text to completelydisappear.transparent : causes covered text to be typset in atransparent waydynamic : makes all covered text quite transparent, but ina dynamic way. The longer it will take till the text isuncovered, the stronger the transparency.



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invisible : default, causes covered text to completelydisappear.transparent : causes covered text to be typset in atransparent waydynamic : makes all covered text quite transparent, but ina dynamic way. The longer it will take till the text isuncovered, the stronger the transparency.highly dynamic : has the same effect as dynamic, but theeffect is stronger



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Fonts

\documentclass[14pt]{beamer}

(requires the package extside to be installed)



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(requires the package extside to be installed)\setbeamerfont{}{}



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(requires the package extside to be installed)\setbeamerfont{}{}\setbeamerfont{frametitle}{series=\bfseries,size=scriptsize}


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