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1 L A TEX Presentations Slides on transparencies or in PDF using Prosper Flemming Kjær Jensen fkj@kom.auc.dk Department of Communication Technology, Aalborg University LATEX Presentations p.1/30

2 Agenda L A T E X Essentials booktabs, geometry, xr, natbib, babel Prosper Presentations Prosper preamble (document setup) PS and PDF documents, the difference Pro(s)per L A T E Xpresentations Templates and homemade templates LATEX Presentations p.2/30

3 L A TEX Essentials LATEX Presentations p.3/30

4 L A TEX Essentials, booktabs The standard tables in L A T E X leaves it to the author to define a typographically professional style Use the booktabs page instead to design by least errors Read the documentation with texdoc booktabs LATEX Presentations p.4/30

5 L A TEX Essentials, Leslie Lamport Examp gnats gram $13.65 each.01 gnu stuffed LATEX Presentations p.5/30

6 L A TEX Essentials, Booktabs Converted Item Animal Description Price ($) Gnat per gram each 0.01 Gnu stuffed LATEX Presentations p.6/30

7 L A TEX Essentials, geometry The correct way of specifying document media size according to layout needs Set your media and layout needs in document or package options \usepackage[a4paper,nofooter,...]% {geometry} Read the documentation with texdoc geometry LATEX Presentations p.7/30

8 L A TEX Essentials, babel and xr References to external references can be made with \externaldocument[a-]{aaa-paper} \ref{a-snazzy-eq-1} Correct hyphenation with babel normally hyphenation are made with \- if direct hypens are made as in direct-hyphen hyphenation is set out of control use babel hyphenation "- instead LATEX Presentations p.8/30

9 L A TEX Essentials, natbib Natbib is a very strong tool for citations and bibliography in the field natural sciences As always read the documentation with texdoc natbib Advantages include New bibtex types URL, ISSN, and ISBN Many citation types and configuration control LATEX Presentations p.9/30

10 L A TEX Essentials, natbib citation styles Basic citation types \citet{fkj01} Jensen et al. (1990) \citet[chap.~2]{fkj01} Jensen et al. (1990, chap. 2) \citep{fkj01} (Jensen et al., (1990) \citep[chap.~2]{fkj01} (Jensen et al., 1990, chap. 2) \citep[see][]{fkj01} (see Jensen et al., 1990) Bibtex support the following URL = { ISBN = number, ISSN = number LATEX Presentations p.10/30

11 Prosper Presentations LATEX Presentations p.11/30

12 Why use Prosper Disadvantages LATEX Presentations p.12/30

13 Why use Prosper Disadvantages The write the slides - start the viewer - check the apperance cycle is can be different and to some slow in the beginning LATEX Presentations p.12/30

14 Why use Prosper Disadvantages The write the slides - start the viewer - check the apperance cycle is can be different and to some slow in the beginning The author must be somewhat familiar with L A T E X to be productive LATEX Presentations p.12/30

15 Why use Prosper Advantages LATEX Presentations p.13/30

16 Why use Prosper Advantages Reuse of material from articles written in L A T E X LATEX Presentations p.13/30

17 Why use Prosper Advantages Reuse of material from articles written in L A T E X Superior typographical formatting than other programs: MS PowerPoint, StarImpress, MagicPoint, Achtung, Thunderbox, etc. LATEX Presentations p.13/30

18 Why use Prosper Advantages Reuse of material from articles written in L A T E X Superior typographical formatting than other programs: MS PowerPoint, StarImpress, MagicPoint, Achtung, Thunderbox, etc. Easier to make professional slides than older L A T E X systems like: SLIT E X, slide environment or seminar style, PPower4, pdfscreen, ConT E XT or pdftex. LATEX Presentations p.13/30

19 Why use Prosper Advantages Reuse of material from articles written in L A T E X Superior typographical formatting than other programs: MS PowerPoint, StarImpress, MagicPoint, Achtung, Thunderbox, etc. Easier to make professional slides than older L A T E X systems like: SLIT E X, slide environment or seminar style, PPower4, pdfscreen, ConT E XT or pdftex. Prosper PDF slides are portable and printable anywhere with or without hypertext facilities and animation effects LATEX Presentations p.13/30

20 Prosper Document Structure \documentclass[ Options]{prosper} \title{ Title of the presentation } \subtitle{ subtitle } \author{ Names of the authors} \institution{ Affiliation } \slidecaption{ caption text } \begin{document} \maketitle \begin{slide} [transition] { slide title } Material for the slide \end{slide}... \overlays{ n}{ \begin{slide} [transition] { slide title } Material for the slide \end{slide} } \end{document} Options: final draft total nototal slidebw slidecolor colorbg nocolorbg ps pdf noaccumulate accumulate azure lignesbleues contemporain nuancegris troispoints frames... Legend Mandatory or default choice Optional LATEX Presentations p.14/30

21 Writing The First Slide The simple slide and its structure is basicly easy, but beware: many features of Prosper can be added! \begin{slide}{the Simple Slide} Hello World \end{slide} LATEX Presentations p.15/30

22 The Simple Slide Hello World LATEX Presentations p.16/30

23 Writing The First Equation Slide The simple slide structure is reused to add the enormous power of L A T E X \overlays{2}{ \begin{slide}{the Equation Slide} \begin{itemize} \item \begin{equation} a^{2} + b^{2} = c^{2} \end{equation} \item \begin{equation} c = \sqrt{a^{2} + b^{2}} \end{equation} \end{itemize} \end{slide}} LATEX Presentations p.17/30

24 The Equation Slide LATEX Presentations p.18/30

25 The Equation Slide LATEX Presentations p.18/30

26 Animation Effects The only animation effects supported are the PDF built-ins used with \begin{slide}[animation]{slide} Effect overview Split Blinds Box Wipe Replace [default] Glitter Dissolve LATEX Presentations p.19/30

27 Animating a Slide \overlays{3}{ \begin{slide}{the Animated Slide} \begin{itemstep} \item A \item B \item C \end{itemstep} \end{slide}} LATEX Presentations p.20/30

28 The Animated Slide A LATEX Presentations p.21/30

29 The Animated Slide A B LATEX Presentations p.21/30

30 The Animated Slide A B C LATEX Presentations p.21/30

31 Advanced Animation of a Slide \overlays{3}{ \begin{slide}{the Animated Slide} \onlyslide{1}{\begin{itemize}\item A\end{itemize}} \onlyslide{2}{\begin{itemize}\item A\end{itemize}} \onlyslide{3}{\begin{itemize}\item A\end{itemize}} \end{slide}} LATEX Presentations p.22/30

32 The Animated Slide A LATEX Presentations p.23/30

33 The Animated Slide B LATEX Presentations p.23/30

34 The Animated Slide C LATEX Presentations p.23/30

35 The Animated Slide A LATEX Presentations p.24/30

36 The Animated Slide B LATEX Presentations p.24/30

37 The Animated Slide C LATEX Presentations p.24/30

38 Prosper, Poscript or PDF There is a difference between Postscript and PDF, mainly in the format of the figures to include Three different commands take care of this \PDForPS{ifpdf}{ifps} \onlyinps{material} \onlyinpdf{material} LATEX Presentations p.25/30

39 Advanced Graphical Animation \overlays{3}{ \begin{slide}{animated Graphics} \onlyslide*{1}{ \includegraphics{geom-1.eps}} \onlyslide*{2}{ \includegraphics{geom-2.eps}} \onlyslide*{3}{ \includegraphics{geom-3.eps}} \end{slide}} LATEX Presentations p.26/30

40 Animated Graphics LATEX Presentations p.27/30

41 Animated Graphics LATEX Presentations p.27/30

42 Animated Graphics LATEX Presentations p.27/30

43 Content As always you will have to supply the content... LATEX Presentations p.28/30

44 Questions? LATEX Presentations p.29/30

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