Introduction to Beamer

Introduction to Beamer

Ajaya H S1 Eshwar Gowda M N2

1Department of Electronics and Communication1MS10EC006

2Department of Electronics and Communication1MS10EC031

M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology

January 17, 2013

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Introduction to Beamer

Introduction

Introduction

Provided with most of the LATEX distribitions.

Most commonly used to package to create presentations.

Offers a wide set of themes to the user.

Provides a rich overlay and transition effects.

It can be loaded by calling the beamer class:

\documentclass{beamer}

The beamer package also loads many useful packages includinghyperref,amsmath,etc.

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Beamer Structure

Beamer Structure

\begin{document}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the first slide}%Content goes here\end{frame}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the second slide}\framesubtitle{A bit more information about this}%More content goes here\end{frame}% etc\end{document}

The presentation is written in the usual document environment.

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Beamer Structure

Beamer Structure

\begin{document}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the first slide}%Content goes here\end{frame}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the second slide}\framesubtitle{A bit more information about this}%More content goes here\end{frame}% etc\end{document}

Multiple frame environments specify the content to be put on each slide.

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Beamer Structure

Beamer Structure

\begin{document}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the first slide}%Content goes here\end{frame}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the second slide}\framesubtitle{A bit more information about this}%More content goes here\end{frame}% etc\end{document}

The frametitle command specifies the title for each slide.

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Beamer Structure

Beamer Structure

\begin{document}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the first slide}%Content goes here\end{frame}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the second slide}\framesubtitle{A bit more information about this}%More content goes here\end{frame}% etc\end{document}

The framesubtitle command specifies the subtitle.

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Beamer Structure

Beamer Structure

\begin{document}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the first slide}%Content goes here\end{frame}\begin{frame}\frametitle{This is the second slide}\framesubtitle{A bit more information about this}%More content goes here\end{frame}% etc\end{document}

Content is always written within a frame.

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Example

General Example

LaTeX Code

\documentclass{beamer}\title{First Example}\author{author}\date{\today}\begin{document}\frame{\titlepage}\begin{frame}\frametitle{First Slide}Contents of First slide\end{frame}\end{document}

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Introduction to Beamer

Example

General Example

LaTeX Code

\documentclass{beamer}\title{First Example}\author{author}\date{\today}\begin{document}\frame{\titlepage}\begin{frame}\frametitle{First Slide}Contents of First slide\end{frame}\end{document}

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Example

General Example

LaTeX Code

\documentclass{beamer}\title{First Example}\author{author}\date{\today}\begin{document}\frame{\titlepage}\begin{frame}\frametitle{First Slide}Contents of First slide\end{frame}\end{document}

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code I

Basic Code I

Load of Beamer Class

\documentclass[options]{beamer}

Options are:

8pt & 9pt (too small),10pt, 11pt, 12pt, 14pt, 17pt, 20pt(huge)

handout - no overlays\usepackage{pgfpages}\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[a4paper,border shrink=5mm](alternative: ’4 on 1’)

draft - graphics, headlines, footlines are replaced by gray rectangles to speed upcompiling

The beamer class automatically loads some other LATEXpackages, e.g. xcolor,amsmath, amsthm, hyperref.

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Basic Code I

Basic Code I

Load of Beamer Class

\documentclass[options]{beamer}

Options are:

8pt & 9pt (too small),10pt, 11pt, 12pt, 14pt, 17pt, 20pt(huge)

handout - no overlays\usepackage{pgfpages}\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[a4paper,border shrink=5mm](alternative: ’4 on 1’)

draft - graphics, headlines, footlines are replaced by gray rectangles to speed upcompiling

The beamer class automatically loads some other LATEXpackages, e.g. xcolor,amsmath, amsthm, hyperref.

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Basic Code I

Basic Code I

Load of Beamer Class

\documentclass[options]{beamer}

Options are:

8pt & 9pt (too small),10pt, 11pt, 12pt, 14pt, 17pt, 20pt(huge)

handout - no overlays\usepackage{pgfpages}\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[a4paper,border shrink=5mm](alternative: ’4 on 1’)

draft - graphics, headlines, footlines are replaced by gray rectangles to speed upcompiling

The beamer class automatically loads some other LATEXpackages, e.g. xcolor,amsmath, amsthm, hyperref.

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code I

Basic Code I

Load of Beamer Class

\documentclass[options]{beamer}

Options are:

8pt & 9pt (too small),10pt, 11pt, 12pt, 14pt, 17pt, 20pt(huge)

handout - no overlays\usepackage{pgfpages}\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[a4paper,border shrink=5mm](alternative: ’4 on 1’)

draft - graphics, headlines, footlines are replaced by gray rectangles to speed upcompiling

The beamer class automatically loads some other LATEXpackages, e.g. xcolor,amsmath, amsthm, hyperref.

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code I

Basic Code I

Load of Beamer Class

\documentclass[options]{beamer}

Options are:

8pt & 9pt (too small),10pt, 11pt, 12pt, 14pt, 17pt, 20pt(huge)

handout - no overlays\usepackage{pgfpages}\pgfpagesuselayout{2 on 1}[a4paper,border shrink=5mm](alternative: ’4 on 1’)

draft - graphics, headlines, footlines are replaced by gray rectangles to speed upcompiling

The beamer class automatically loads some other LATEXpackages, e.g. xcolor,amsmath, amsthm, hyperref.

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II - The Frame

A frame defines one ”page” (slide) of the presentation.

A Basic Frame

\begin{frame}[option]\frametitle{Basic Code II - The Frame} %Bookmark info\framesubtitle{Subtitle}%Bookmark infoFrame Content \end{frame}

Options are:

plain - no headlines, footlines, sidebars

b, c or t - vertically align at bottom, center or top

fragile - require for verbatim environment

shrink = 0...100 - shrink everything by n percent

..

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II - The Frame

A frame defines one ”page” (slide) of the presentation.

A Basic Frame

\begin{frame}[option]\frametitle{Basic Code II - The Frame} %Bookmark info\framesubtitle{Subtitle}%Bookmark infoFrame Content \end{frame}

Options are:

plain - no headlines, footlines, sidebars

b, c or t - vertically align at bottom, center or top

fragile - require for verbatim environment

shrink = 0...100 - shrink everything by n percent

..

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II - The Frame

A frame defines one ”page” (slide) of the presentation.

A Basic Frame

\begin{frame}[option]\frametitle{Basic Code II - The Frame} %Bookmark info\framesubtitle{Subtitle}%Bookmark infoFrame Content \end{frame}

Options are:

plain - no headlines, footlines, sidebars

b, c or t - vertically align at bottom, center or top

fragile - require for verbatim environment

shrink = 0...100 - shrink everything by n percent

..

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II - The Frame

A frame defines one ”page” (slide) of the presentation.

A Basic Frame

\begin{frame}[option]\frametitle{Basic Code II - The Frame} %Bookmark info\framesubtitle{Subtitle}%Bookmark infoFrame Content \end{frame}

Options are:

plain - no headlines, footlines, sidebars

b, c or t - vertically align at bottom, center or top

fragile - require for verbatim environment

shrink = 0...100 - shrink everything by n percent

..

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II - The Frame

A frame defines one ”page” (slide) of the presentation.

A Basic Frame

\begin{frame}[option]\frametitle{Basic Code II - The Frame} %Bookmark info\framesubtitle{Subtitle}%Bookmark infoFrame Content \end{frame}

Options are:

plain - no headlines, footlines, sidebars

b, c or t - vertically align at bottom, center or top

fragile - require for verbatim environment

shrink = 0...100 - shrink everything by n percent

..

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II - The Frame

A frame defines one ”page” (slide) of the presentation.

A Basic Frame

\begin{frame}[option]\frametitle{Basic Code II - The Frame} %Bookmark info\framesubtitle{Subtitle}%Bookmark infoFrame Content \end{frame}

Options are:

plain - no headlines, footlines, sidebars

b, c or t - vertically align at bottom, center or top

fragile - require for verbatim environment

shrink = 0...100 - shrink everything by n percent

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Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents

2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).

3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Introduction to Beamer

Basic Code II - The Frame

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

Basic Code II-Sections & Subsections

The structure of presentation can be done using the usual LATEX commands\section and \subsection before the frame environment.\section[short title]{long title}\subsection[short title]{long title}\begin{frame}..

each call of them creates:

1 a new entry into the Table of Contents2 insert a new entry into the navigation bars /(in many themes/).3 does not generate a frame heading or any text on the slide.

the version \section*[]{} adds only an entry in the navigation bars, but not inthe Table of Contents

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Themes

ThemesFor the appearance of the presentation predefined themes of the Beamerclass can be selected. Themes are classified into five categories:

1 Presentation Themes:Specifies the slide template of the entire presentationCommand: \usetheme [...]{Berkeley}

2 Color Themes:Specifies the color themes of the slide template eithercomplete or just for inner and outer elements

Command: \usecolortheme [...]{beaver}3 Font Themes:Specifies the the fonts used in a presentation

Command: \usefonttheme [...]{serif}4 Outer Themes:Specifies the the navigational elements such as head and

footline,sidebarsCommand: \useoutertheme [...]{split}

5 Inner Themes:Specifies the typesetting of elements within the frame such astitle and part pages, itemize,figures and tables,footnotes

Command: \useinnertheme [...]{circles}

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Introduction to Beamer

Themes

ThemesFor the appearance of the presentation predefined themes of the Beamerclass can be selected. Themes are classified into five categories:

1 Presentation Themes:Specifies the slide template of the entire presentationCommand: \usetheme [...]{Berkeley}

2 Color Themes:Specifies the color themes of the slide template eithercomplete or just for inner and outer elements

Command: \usecolortheme [...]{beaver}3 Font Themes:Specifies the the fonts used in a presentation

Command: \usefonttheme [...]{serif}4 Outer Themes:Specifies the the navigational elements such as head and

footline,sidebarsCommand: \useoutertheme [...]{split}

5 Inner Themes:Specifies the typesetting of elements within the frame such astitle and part pages, itemize,figures and tables,footnotes

Command: \useinnertheme [...]{circles}

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Introduction to Beamer

Themes

ThemesFor the appearance of the presentation predefined themes of the Beamerclass can be selected. Themes are classified into five categories:

1 Presentation Themes:Specifies the slide template of the entire presentationCommand: \usetheme [...]{Berkeley}

2 Color Themes:Specifies the color themes of the slide template eithercomplete or just for inner and outer elements

Command: \usecolortheme [...]{beaver}

3 Font Themes:Specifies the the fonts used in a presentationCommand: \usefonttheme [...]{serif}

4 Outer Themes:Specifies the the navigational elements such as head andfootline,sidebars

Command: \useoutertheme [...]{split}5 Inner Themes:Specifies the typesetting of elements within the frame such as

title and part pages, itemize,figures and tables,footnotesCommand: \useinnertheme [...]{circles}

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Themes

ThemesFor the appearance of the presentation predefined themes of the Beamerclass can be selected. Themes are classified into five categories:

1 Presentation Themes:Specifies the slide template of the entire presentationCommand: \usetheme [...]{Berkeley}

2 Color Themes:Specifies the color themes of the slide template eithercomplete or just for inner and outer elements

Command: \usecolortheme [...]{beaver}3 Font Themes:Specifies the the fonts used in a presentation

Command: \usefonttheme [...]{serif}

4 Outer Themes:Specifies the the navigational elements such as head andfootline,sidebars

Command: \useoutertheme [...]{split}5 Inner Themes:Specifies the typesetting of elements within the frame such as

title and part pages, itemize,figures and tables,footnotesCommand: \useinnertheme [...]{circles}

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Themes

ThemesFor the appearance of the presentation predefined themes of the Beamerclass can be selected. Themes are classified into five categories:

1 Presentation Themes:Specifies the slide template of the entire presentationCommand: \usetheme [...]{Berkeley}

2 Color Themes:Specifies the color themes of the slide template eithercomplete or just for inner and outer elements

Command: \usecolortheme [...]{beaver}3 Font Themes:Specifies the the fonts used in a presentation

Command: \usefonttheme [...]{serif}4 Outer Themes:Specifies the the navigational elements such as head and

footline,sidebarsCommand: \useoutertheme [...]{split}

5 Inner Themes:Specifies the typesetting of elements within the frame such astitle and part pages, itemize,figures and tables,footnotes

Command: \useinnertheme [...]{circles}

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Introduction to Beamer

Themes

ThemesFor the appearance of the presentation predefined themes of the Beamerclass can be selected. Themes are classified into five categories:

1 Presentation Themes:Specifies the slide template of the entire presentationCommand: \usetheme [...]{Berkeley}

2 Color Themes:Specifies the color themes of the slide template eithercomplete or just for inner and outer elements

Command: \usecolortheme [...]{beaver}3 Font Themes:Specifies the the fonts used in a presentation

Command: \usefonttheme [...]{serif}4 Outer Themes:Specifies the the navigational elements such as head and

footline,sidebarsCommand: \useoutertheme [...]{split}

5 Inner Themes:Specifies the typesetting of elements within the frame such astitle and part pages, itemize,figures and tables,footnotes

Command: \useinnertheme [...]{circles}

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Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment

2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment

3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem

2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition

3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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Introduction to Beamer

Advanced Options

Advanced Options

Special frames like Title and Table of contents can be included.

Usual Latex Environments can be included:

1 Itemize-environment2 Enumerate-environment3 Description-environment

Usual math Latex Environments can be included:

1 Theorem2 Definition3 Lemma

Overlays and Graphics can also be included using appropriate packages andcommands.

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