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Presentations with LaTeX Which package, which command, which syntax?

:	Herbert Voß
:	Presentations with LaTeX Which package, which command, which syntax?
:	Lehmanns Media GmbH
:	9783865417817
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:	English

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Which package, which command, which syntax? LATEX can be used to create high-quality presentations. Further more, the typesetting system TEX can be used to easily create an imatedslides. This books how show to create presentations with the two most important classes, powerdot and beamer. In addition to the basic functionality, examples illustrate how to realise a custom corporate design to create a custom document class or package.

1949 Born near Hanover, Germany 1966 Finished school 1969 Training as an electrician 1973 Ing. grad. in Berlin 1975 Dipl.-Ing. 1978 Dr.-Ing. 1982 Teacher for computerscience 1986 Head of the science department 2002 Lecturer at the Free University of Berlin

	Title	2
	Contents	4
	Preface	6
	1.	6
	8	6
	1.1 Some history. . .	8
	1.2 Typography and layout	14
	1.3 Text placement and colours	15
	2.	15
	20	15
	2.1 Document structure	21
	2.2 Parameters	25
	2.3 Slides	28
	2.4 Overlays	30
	2.4.1 \pause	31
	2.4.2 \item	33
	2.5 Navigation	36
	2.6 Two-column mode	37
	2.7 Verbatim mode	39
	2.8 Videos and animations	41
	2.9 Available space	42
	2.10 Style file	43
	2.10.1 The title slide	45
	2.10.2 The navigation bar	46
	2.11 Background picture	48
	2.11.1 Colour palettes	49
	2.12 Bibliography	49
	2.13 Notes	51
	2.14 Default layouts for powerdot	52
	2.14.1 Style aggie – dark red and light grey colour scheme	53
	2.14.2 Style bframe – blue text frames	53
	2.14.3 Style ciment – lines as background	53
	2.14.4 Style default – standard colours	53
	2.14.5 Style elcolors – red, blue and yellow background colours	54
	2.14.6 Style fyma – gradient as background	54
	2.14.7 Style horatio – coloured header and footer	54
	2.14.8 Style husky – sun rays as background	54
	2.14.9 Style ikeda – dark background with light text	55
	2.14.10 Style jefka – four colour palettes to choose from	55
	2.14.11 Style klope – horizontal table of contents	55
	2.14.12 Style paintings – no table of contents	55
	2.14.13 Style pazik – red or brown colour scheme	56
	2.14.14 Style sailor – several colour palettes to choose from	56
	2.14.15 Style simple – black and white scheme	56
	2.14.16 Style tycja – blue and yellow colour shadows	56
	2.14.17 Style upen – yellow text on blue background	57
	2.14.18 Style BerlinFU – Free University Berlin	57
	2.14.19 Style clemson – Clemson University	57
	3. Creating custom layouts with	57
	58	57
	3.1 Definition of a custom document class	58
	3.2 Definition of a custom style file	62
	3.3 Custom navigation and square logo	64
	3.4 Further examples	67
	4.	67
	70	67
	4.1 Document structure	71
	4.2 The structure of a presentation	76
	4.3 Setting parameters	78
	4.4 The title page	81
	4.5 Multiple use of slides	82
	4.6 Overlays	83
	4.6.1 Overlay commands	83
	4.6.2 Opaqueness	87
	4.6.3 Overlay environments	89
	4.6.4 Overlay regions	91
	4.6.5 Actions for overlays	92
	4.7 Environments from standard LATEX	93
	4.8 Navigation elements	95
	4.9 Animations, sound and films	96
	4.10 Slide transitions	98
	4.11 Text boxes	100
	4.12 Inserting a logo	103
	4.13 Navigation structure	105
	4.14 Multi-column mode	108
	4.15 Hyperlinks	109
	4.16 Lists	112
	4.17 Text styles	114
	4.18 Verbatim mode	115
	4.19 Including figures	117
	4.20 Templates – the heart of beamer	119
	4.20.1 Templates for fonts	123
	4.20.2 Templates for colours	125
	4.20.3 Backgrounds and background colours	128
	4.21 Commands to insert material	129
	4.22 Notes	130
	4.23 Bibliography	135
	4.24 Using two screens	137
	4.25 Output mode	139
	4.26 Tips and tricks	141
	4.27 Default layouts for beamer	144
	4.27.1 Theme AnnArbor	144
	4.27.2 Theme Antibes	145
	4.27.3 Theme Bergen	145
	4.27.4 Theme Berkeley	145
	4.27.5 Theme Berlin	145
	4.27.6 Theme Boadilla	146
	4.27.7 Theme boxes	146
	4.27.8 Theme CambridgeUS	146
	4.27.9 Theme Copenhagen	146
	4.27.10 Theme Darmstadt	147
	4.27.11 Theme default	147
	4.27.12 Theme Dresden	147
	4.27.13 Theme Frankfurt	147
	4.27.14 Theme Goettingen	148
	4.27.15 Theme Hannover	148
	4.27.16 Theme Ilmenau	148
	4.27.17 Theme JuanLesPins	148
	4.27.18 Theme Luebeck	149
	4.27.19 Theme Madrid	149
	4.27.20 Theme Malmoe	149
	4.27.21 Theme Marburg	149
	4.27.22 Theme Montpellier	150
	4.27.23 Theme PaloAlto	150
	4.27.24 Theme Pittsburgh	150
	4.27.25 Theme Rochester	150
	4.27.26 Theme Singapore	151
	4.27.27 Theme Szeged	151
	4.27.28 Theme Warsaw	151
	4.27.29 Theme JLTree	151
	4.27.30 Outer theme default	152
	4.27.31 Outer theme infolines	152
	4.27.32 Outer theme miniframes	152
	4.27.33 Outer theme shad