Paul
I'm using 1.6.2, on Ubuntu 9.04 and none of the margin/page controls
are greyed out, so I can already adjust paper type/size and margins
in article (beamer) as in any article. It was just that these then
needed set back to "default" when switching back t Beamer.
Strange isn't it.
Stra
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Graham M Smith wrote:
Paul
Well, I have something to propose. I still have no idea how you
managed to change margins before (it should have been grayed out),
unless maybe you're on an older version of LyX. Since I could not
change margins, I could not reproduce your res
Graham M Smith wrote:
Paul
Well, I have something to propose. I still have no idea how you
managed to change margins before (it should have been grayed out),
unless maybe you're on an older version of LyX. Since I could not
change margins, I could not reproduce your results.
If you are usi
Jürgen
Graham M Smith wrote:
After changing to Beamer(article) class. I used the Document
Settings|Page Margins tab I unticked the default and changed the margin
sizes. I was hoping that Lyx would "magically" remember this was just
the default for the Beamer (article) bit, but it also took th
Paul
Well, I have something to propose. I still have no idea how you
managed to change margins before (it should have been grayed out),
unless maybe you're on an older version of LyX. Since I could not
change margins, I could not reproduce your results.
If you are using 1.6.x, though, I may
Graham M Smith wrote:
Paul
That's ok, I understood what you meant -- just not why you did it. I
don't use article (Beamer), but my impression is that it's purpose is
to facilitate turning a slideshow into a paper (either after the fact
or in parallel development). I don't think it's really
Graham M Smith wrote:
To answer your margin question, I wonder how you changed the margins?
In all of the beamer examples I find, the margin options are grayed
out and I can't change them.
After changing to Beamer(article) class. I used the Document
Settings|Page Margins tab I unticked the
Graham M Smith wrote:
> After changing to Beamer(article) class. I used the Document
> Settings|Page Margins tab I unticked the default and changed the margin
> sizes. I was hoping that Lyx would "magically" remember this was just
> the default for the Beamer (article) bit, but it also took this as
Pau
lI thank you for bringing the beamer(article) to my attention. That is
very handy for me as well. I can see that if I insert some branches,
then I can really customize which material is included in the article
output. Nice!
Yes, its a superb capability, I was also hoping to use the bran
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Graham M
Smith wrote:
> Paul
>>
>
> I could of course add a line for the margins in the preamble that I comment
> out and in depending on the output, but I was hoping for something a bit
> more automated than that.
>
I thank you for bringing the beamer(article) to
Paul
That's ok, I understood what you meant -- just not why you did it. I
don't use article (Beamer), but my impression is that it's purpose is
to facilitate turning a slideshow into a paper (either after the fact
or in parallel development). I don't think it's really intended to
reproduce
Graham M Smith wrote:
Paul
Any particular reason you are switching to the article class for
handouts, as opposed to using the handout option in the class options
field?
Mmmm,
I'm not switching to the article class, I'm switching to the "article
(Beamer)" class. I realise now that I described
Paul
Any particular reason you are switching to the article class for
handouts, as opposed to using the handout option in the class options
field?
Mmmm,
I'm not switching to the article class, I'm switching to the "article
(Beamer)" class. I realise now that I described this as "beamer articl
Graham M Smith wrote:
rh
If you can find some macro that is defined in this case, but not in
the other case, then all you need is:
\ifx\thatmacro\undefined\relax\else
your stuff here
\fi
I don't know what \thatmacro might be, though.
Thanks, but unfortunately, this doe
rh
If you can find some macro that is defined in this case, but not in
the other case, then all you need is:
\ifx\thatmacro\undefined\relax\else
your stuff here
\fi
I don't know what \thatmacro might be, though.
Thanks, but unfortunately, this doesn't mean very much to
On 08/11/2009 03:27 PM, Graham M Smith wrote:
I'm using Beamer, and producing a presentation handout by switching to
the beamer article class, which defaults to wide margins.
If I change the margins in documents settings, this then prevents the
beamer slides being produced (I get a compile err
I'm using Beamer, and producing a presentation handout by switching to
the beamer article class, which defaults to wide margins.
If I change the margins in documents settings, this then prevents the
beamer slides being produced (I get a compile error). I assume I can put
something in the pream
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