On 7/29/05, jos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might try "##1", but that's just a wild guess. - jos
Thanks for the suggestion, jos, but that didn't work. I've tried
`#1', `{#1}', `##1', and `{##1}' (i.e., shooting in the dark). I've
seen others do it, for example in prosper's SlideNormal environent
found in prosper.cls [1]. I am wondering if the rawhtml environment
does funny stuff kinda like verbatim does.
--
Regards,
Travis Spencer
[1] See how the authors use #2 in the nested [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
environment? That is what I would like to do:
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\StepCounter{trueSlideCounter}
\PDFtransition{#1}%
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\ifx#2@
\else
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\slidetitle{#2}
\fi
...
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