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Creating Beamer presentations in Scienti…c WorkPlace

and Scienti…c Word with Background

Dario Castro Castro

March 2009

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What is Beamer?

Beamer is a LATEX document class that produces beautiful pdfLATEX

presentations and transparency slides.Beamer presentations feature

pdfLATEX output.Global and local control of layout, color, and fonts.List items that can appear one at a time.

Overlays and dynamic transitions between slides.Standard LATEX constructs.

Typeset text, mathematics b p

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2a , and graphics.

To produce a sample presentation in SWP or SW , typeset this shell

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TEX .


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Choosing presentation themes

Beamer ’presentation themes’ de…ne the details of a presentation’s

appearance.


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appearance.Types of themes:

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Without navigation bars


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Without navigation barsWith tree-like navigation bars


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Without navigation barsWith tree-like navigation barsWith a table of contents sidebar


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With a mini-frame navigation




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With a mini-frame navigationWith section and subsection tables


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This presentation uses the Madrid theme, which has no navigationbars.




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See a list of other themes in SWSamples/PackageSample-beamer.tex.


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See a list of other themes in SWSamples/PackageSample-beamer.tex.To use a theme, add the command nusetheme{themename} to thepreamble of your document, replacing any existing nusethemecommand.


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Creating frames

A Beamer ’frame’ corresponds to a presentation slide.

In SWP or SW , apply the Frame title and Frame subtitle text tags tomark the titles.


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Creating frames



Apply the BeginFrame fragment to start a frame.


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Creating frames




Apply the EndFrame fragment to end the frame.


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Creating frames




Apply the EndFrame fragment to end the frame.

Apply the Frame fragment to make both a beginning and an end.


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Working with lists

Use lists to organize information on slides.

Types of lists:Standard numbered and bulleted listsStep listsAlert step lists


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Working with listsStep lists

Step lists enhance presentations by displaying the list items one at atime.


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Enter numbered step lists with the Step Numbered List Item tag.


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Enter numbered step lists with the Step Numbered List Item tag.

Enter bulleted step lists with the Step Bullet List Item tag.


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Working with listsAlert step lists

Alert step lists enhance presentations by highlighting the mostrecently displayed item in a step list.


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Alert step lists enhance presentations by highlighting the most

recently displayed item in a step list.

Enter numbered alert lists with the Alert Step Numbered List Itemtag.


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Alert step lists enhance presentations by highlighting the most

recently displayed item in a step list.

Enter numbered alert lists with the Alert Step Numbered List Itemtag.

Enter bulleted alert lists with the Alert Step Bullet List Item tag.


Adding transitions

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Adding transitions

Beamer enhances presentations with dynamic transitions betweenframes.


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Adding transitions


Types of transitions:


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Horizontal and vertical blinds


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Horizontal and vertical blindsBox in and box out


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Horizontal and vertical blindsBox in and box outDissolve, glitter, and wipe


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Split horizontal in and out


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Split horizontal in and outSplit vertical in and out


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Apply fragments to create dynamic transitions.


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Each fragment controls the transition from the frame that precedes itto the frame that contains it.


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Each fragment controls the transition from the frame that precedes itto the frame that contains it.

This presentation uses the Box Out transition.


Using columns

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Beamer supports multiple columns of text.

To begin columns, applythe BeginColumnsfragment.


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Revise the fragment to setthe column width.


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The default fragment usesa column width of 5 cm.


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To begin later columns,apply and revise theColumn fragment.


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To begin later columns,apply and revise theColumn fragment.

Columns can containinline graphics or evenmovies.

To end the last column,apply the EndColumnsfragment.


Working with color

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Beamer ’color themes’ de…ne the use of color in a presentation.

This presentation uses the default color theme.

To use a di¤erent color theme, add the commandnusecolortheme{colorthemename} to the preamble of yourdocument, replacing any existing nusecolortheme command.


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Beamer ’font themes’ de…ne the use of fonts in a presentation.

This presentation uses the default font scheme.

To use a di¤erent font theme, add the commandnusefonttheme{fontthemename} to the preamble of yourdocument, replacing any existing nusefonttheme command.


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Frames can contain graphics and animations.

Columns provide support for laying out graphics and text.

See examples in SWSamples/PackageSample-beamer.tex in yourprogram installation.


Setting class options

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Use class options to

Set the base font size for the presentation.

Set text alignment.

Set equation numbering.Set print quality.

Format displayed equations.

Create a presentation, handout, or set of transparencies.

Hide or display notes.


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Notes

This shell is originally supplied with the notes class option set to

Show.This frame contains a note so that you can test the notes options.

To see the note, scroll to the next frame.


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This shell is originally supplied with the notes class option set toShow.

This frame contains a note so that you can test the notes options.

To see the note, scroll to the next frame.

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Learn more about Beamer


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This shell and the associated fragments provide basic support forBeamer in SWP and SW .

The current support is a beta version.

To learn more about Beamer, seeSWSamples/PackageSample-beamer.tex in your program installation.

For complete information, read the BeamerUserGuide.pdf manualprovided with this shell.

For support, contact [email protected].

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