> >> If you are not using overlays (i.e., everything displays in one gulp
> >> on each of those slides), and if you don't mind having the same title
> >> with a Roman numeral index (e.g., "Results I" and "Results II") for
> >> the two slides, you can condense it to one slide, whose title is as
> >> above but without the Roman numerals (e.g., "Results"), and put
> >> "[allowframebreaks]"
> >> in ERT at the beginning of the slide title. This has the advantage
> >> that if you change the bullet items later, the locations of the
> >> breaks are adjusted automatically, and you don't have to modify the
> >> ERT. The twin disadvantages are that you are locked into the
> >> same-title-plus-numeral frame titles and overlaying is disabled.
> >
> > This is what I do, and I don't see the numbered slide titles as a
> > disadvantage at all. It tells the audience that I'm still on the same
> > topic as the previous slide(s). Makes it easier for those still awake
> > to know where we are.
You can do that or you use [allowframebreaks] without the roman numbering.
With "\setbeamertemplate{frametitle continuation}[from second][cont.]" you
can tell latex to add the parameter "cont." as continuation-context from the
second slide on. If you leave it empty, there is no continuation text. There
are several latex-commands for inserting the arabic slidenumber e.g. The
properties of [allowframebreaks] are described in the beameruserguide from
Till Tantau.
