Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-29 Thread uwe
Hello Jürgen,

 I do this as follows:

 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

thanks for your help. This works fine for me but only for three include 
documents. The beamer präsentation for wich I want made a Handout has ten 
dokuments. 

If i use three it looks like I wished my handout should look. If I include the 
fourth and the next, there came a error messages:

No room for a new \write
Bad number (16)
No room für a new \write
Bad number (17)
No room for a new \write
Bad numer (18)
..
an so on

Every ideas are wellcome ! Thanks!

uwe 


Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-29 Thread uwe
Hello Jürgen,

 I do this as follows:

 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

thanks for your help. This works fine for me but only for three include 
documents. The beamer präsentation for wich I want made a Handout has ten 
dokuments. 

If i use three it looks like I wished my handout should look. If I include the 
fourth and the next, there came a error messages:

No room for a new \write
Bad number (16)
No room für a new \write
Bad number (17)
No room for a new \write
Bad numer (18)
..
an so on

Every ideas are wellcome ! Thanks!

uwe 


Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-29 Thread uwe
Hello Jürgen,

> I do this as follows:
>
> 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
> 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
> 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

thanks for your help. This works fine for me but only for three include 
documents. The beamer präsentation for wich I want made a Handout has ten 
dokuments. 

If i use three it looks like I wished my handout should look. If I include the 
fourth and the next, there came a error messages:

No room for a new \write
Bad number (16)
No room für a new \write
Bad number (17)
No room for a new \write
Bad numer (18)
..
an so on

Every ideas are wellcome ! Thanks!

uwe 


Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-27 Thread Pierfranco Minsenti
Hi all,

for producing handouts from beamer presentation with LyX .1.5 I use this
method:
1) in the beamer document I add handout as an option to the beamer class
2) in the preamble I add the following lines:

\usepackage{wasysym,graphicx,pgfpages}

3) then in the preamble:
a) for producing an handout on a A4 sheet with 2 frames in vertical
position, I add this line:

\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[letterpaper, border shrink=5mm]

or:

b) for producing an handout on a A4 sheet containg 4 frames in landscape
position, I add this line:

\pgfpagesuselayout{4 on 1}[letterpaper, border shrink=5mm,landscape]

Pierfranco

2008/10/26 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 uwe wrote:
  Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
  documentclass?

 Don't think so.

  Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

 I do this as follows:

 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

 To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article
 document (i.e. a BeginFrame and and EndFrame) to get some preamble
 stuff
 set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of
 a
 different class than the master) it works pretty well.

 Jürgen




Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-27 Thread Pierfranco Minsenti
Hi all,

for producing handouts from beamer presentation with LyX .1.5 I use this
method:
1) in the beamer document I add handout as an option to the beamer class
2) in the preamble I add the following lines:

\usepackage{wasysym,graphicx,pgfpages}

3) then in the preamble:
a) for producing an handout on a A4 sheet with 2 frames in vertical
position, I add this line:

\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[letterpaper, border shrink=5mm]

or:

b) for producing an handout on a A4 sheet containg 4 frames in landscape
position, I add this line:

\pgfpagesuselayout{4 on 1}[letterpaper, border shrink=5mm,landscape]

Pierfranco

2008/10/26 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 uwe wrote:
  Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
  documentclass?

 Don't think so.

  Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

 I do this as follows:

 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

 To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article
 document (i.e. a BeginFrame and and EndFrame) to get some preamble
 stuff
 set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of
 a
 different class than the master) it works pretty well.

 Jürgen




Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-27 Thread Pierfranco Minsenti
Hi all,

for producing handouts from beamer presentation with LyX .1.5 I use this
method:
1) in the beamer document I add handout as an option to the beamer class
2) in the preamble I add the following lines:

\usepackage{wasysym,graphicx,pgfpages}

3) then in the preamble:
a) for producing an handout on a A4 sheet with 2 frames in vertical
position, I add this line:

\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[letterpaper, border shrink=5mm]

or:

b) for producing an handout on a A4 sheet containg 4 frames in landscape
position, I add this line:

\pgfpagesuselayout{4 on 1}[letterpaper, border shrink=5mm,landscape]

Pierfranco

2008/10/26 Jürgen Spitzmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> uwe wrote:
> > Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
> > documentclass?
>
> Don't think so.
>
> > Or there other suggestions for the Problem?
>
> I do this as follows:
>
> 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
> 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
> 3. Include the beamer document as a child document
>
> To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article
> document (i.e. a "BeginFrame" and and "EndFrame") to get some preamble
> stuff
> set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of
> a
> different class than the master) it works pretty well.
>
> Jürgen
>
>


Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread uwe
Hello,

I use latex-beamer for presentations. To make hadouts I want use Article Mode 
with
\usepackage[ options ]{beamerarticle}

To make it for me easy to create the Documents i want follow the  suggestion 
from the Beamer documentation. 

threIn Beamer documetation there is an advice to make three Documents:

1.) document with the original content without documentclass

2.) Document with settings for articel mode

3.) Document with setting for beamer mode


Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without 
documentclass?

Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

thanks


uwe


 



Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller
uwe wrote:
 Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
 documentclass?

Don't think so.

 Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

I do this as follows:

1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
3. Include the beamer document as a child document

To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article 
document (i.e. a BeginFrame and and EndFrame) to get some preamble stuff 
set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of a 
different class than the master) it works pretty well.

Jürgen



Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread Pierfranco Minsenti
Hi,

I am also interested in creating handouts but I can't find a beamer-article
class in Lyx menu where to select your document class.
If you choose the article class, then how could you create an empty frame?
LyX doesn't provide commands for creating frames in the article class,
unless you write them as an ERT.
Is that something I am missing in the instructions provided by Jurgen?
Pierfranco

2008/10/26 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 uwe wrote:
  Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
  documentclass?

 Don't think so.

  Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

 I do this as follows:

 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

 To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article
 document (i.e. a BeginFrame and and EndFrame) to get some preamble
 stuff
 set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of
 a
 different class than the master) it works pretty well.

 Jürgen




Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread uwe
Hello,

I use latex-beamer for presentations. To make hadouts I want use Article Mode 
with
\usepackage[ options ]{beamerarticle}

To make it for me easy to create the Documents i want follow the  suggestion 
from the Beamer documentation. 

threIn Beamer documetation there is an advice to make three Documents:

1.) document with the original content without documentclass

2.) Document with settings for articel mode

3.) Document with setting for beamer mode


Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without 
documentclass?

Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

thanks


uwe


 



Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller
uwe wrote:
 Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
 documentclass?

Don't think so.

 Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

I do this as follows:

1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
3. Include the beamer document as a child document

To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article 
document (i.e. a BeginFrame and and EndFrame) to get some preamble stuff 
set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of a 
different class than the master) it works pretty well.

Jürgen



Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread Pierfranco Minsenti
Hi,

I am also interested in creating handouts but I can't find a beamer-article
class in Lyx menu where to select your document class.
If you choose the article class, then how could you create an empty frame?
LyX doesn't provide commands for creating frames in the article class,
unless you write them as an ERT.
Is that something I am missing in the instructions provided by Jurgen?
Pierfranco

2008/10/26 Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 uwe wrote:
  Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
  documentclass?

 Don't think so.

  Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

 I do this as follows:

 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
 3. Include the beamer document as a child document

 To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article
 document (i.e. a BeginFrame and and EndFrame) to get some preamble
 stuff
 set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of
 a
 different class than the master) it works pretty well.

 Jürgen




Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread uwe
Hello,

I use latex-beamer for presentations. To make hadouts I want use Article Mode 
with
\usepackage[ options ]{beamerarticle}

To make it for me easy to create the Documents i want follow the  suggestion 
from the Beamer documentation. 

threIn Beamer documetation there is an advice to make three Documents:

1.) document with the original content without documentclass

2.) Document with settings for articel mode

3.) Document with setting for beamer mode


Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without 
documentclass?

Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

thanks


uwe


 



Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread Jürgen Spitzmüller
uwe wrote:
> Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
> documentclass?

Don't think so.

> Or there other suggestions for the Problem?

I do this as follows:

1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
3. Include the beamer document as a child document

To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article 
document (i.e. a "BeginFrame" and and "EndFrame") to get some preamble stuff 
set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of a 
different class than the master) it works pretty well.

Jürgen



Re: Create Lyx-document without documentclass?

2008-10-26 Thread Pierfranco Minsenti
Hi,

I am also interested in creating handouts but I can't find a beamer-article
class in Lyx menu where to select your document class.
If you choose the article class, then how could you create an empty frame?
LyX doesn't provide commands for creating frames in the article class,
unless you write them as an ERT.
Is that something I am missing in the instructions provided by Jurgen?
Pierfranco

2008/10/26 Jürgen Spitzmüller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> uwe wrote:
> > Therefore my questions: Is it possible to create a Lyx-docment without
> > documentclass?
>
> Don't think so.
>
> > Or there other suggestions for the Problem?
>
> I do this as follows:
>
> 1. create a beamer presentation document as usual.
> 2. create a second document, beamer-article class, for the handout
> 3. Include the beamer document as a child document
>
> To get it work, you need to insert an empty frame into the beamer-article
> document (i.e. a "BeginFrame" and and "EndFrame") to get some preamble
> stuff
> set. Apart from that (and an annoying warning that the child document is of
> a
> different class than the master) it works pretty well.
>
> Jürgen
>
>