HA-prosper Producing Beautiful Slides with LATEX

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Introduction Why use L AT E X for slides? HA-prosper syntax ● Overview ● prosper options ● HA-prosper options ● The slide environment ● Structuring the presentation ● Overlays ● Animated lists ● Dual slides ● Footers ● Notes Installation and invocation Slide style examples Animated lists Animated lists are produced by using the itemstep and enumstep environments in an overlay slide. Various styles are available which control how and when the active and inactive items appear. Example: \overlays{3}{ \begin{slide}{Tiere} \begin{itemstep}[stype=2] \xitem Frettchen \xitem Iltis \xitem Wiesel \end{itemstep} } } Tiere ■ Frettchen ■ Iltis ■ Wiesel c○ 2004 DFKI GmbH HA-prosper — October 22, 2004 - p. 17/24
Introduction Why use L AT E X for slides? HA-prosper syntax ● Overview ● prosper options ● HA-prosper options ● The slide environment ● Structuring the presentation ● Overlays ● Animated lists ● Dual slides ● Footers ● Notes Installation and invocation Slide style examples Dual slides The \dualslide command makes it easy to split a slide into two virtual pages. This is useful for showing, for example, program code side-by-side with its output. c○ 2004 DFKI GmbH HA-prosper — October 22, 2004 - p. 18/24
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