Rob, Can you send a lyx file that uses your sty file? On 9 September 2010 18:06, Rob Oakes <[email protected]> wrote: > While it is true that you can't switch between different themes in a Beamer > document, you can approximate the effect through the use of color, font, > inner and outer themes. (See the Beamer manual for a more thorough > discussion of each.) > > By being smart, you can combine the different theme components you want into > custom macros that can be used in your document. Then, you can switch > between the different appearances by invoking your macro at the appropriate > place int h document. > > I have attached a simple example to this email (you will need to modify it as > I haven't included the fonts or design files, which are copyrighted). It's > based on a KeyNote theme that I particularly like and has a light and a dark > color scheme. (Example slides are also attached.) > > Going the custom route also has an additional advantage, it allows you to > create slides that are attractive and personalized. If you create something > that you like and that matches your personal tastes, it means that you will > spend more time working on the content and less time dicking around with your > slide appearance. (Just my $0.02, though.) > > If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me an email and i'd be happy to > try and help you sort out a custom theme. > > Cheers, > > Rob Oakes > > > > > >
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