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Content displayed using \uncover{<2->text} is displayed in the second step.

The specification is in fact a range, specifying e.g. <3> shows text only at one step.

There are several further variants of this.

The simplest way to get incremental display is by the command \pause. This will cause one pause like this.

For a more elaborate display one can use the \uncover command:

Content displayed using \uncover{<1->text} is displayed initially.

Content displayed using \uncover{<2->text} is displayed in the second step.

The specification is in fact a range, specifying e.g. <3> shows text only at one step.

There are several further variants of this.

The simplest way to get incremental display is by the command \pause. This will cause one pause like this.

For a more elaborate display one can use the \uncover command:

Content displayed using \uncover{<1->text} is displayed initially.

Content displayed using \uncover{<2->text} is displayed in the second step.

The specification is in fact a range, specifying e.g. <3> shows text only at one step.

There are several further variants of this.

The simplest way to get incremental display is by the command \pause. This will cause one pause like this.

For a more elaborate display one can use the \uncover command:

Content displayed using \uncover{<1->text} is displayed initially.

Content displayed using \uncover{<2->text} is displayed in the second step.

The specification is in fact a range, specifying e.g. <3> shows text only at one step.

There are several further variants of this.

The simplest way to get incremental display is by the command \pause. This will cause one pause like this.

For a more elaborate display one can use the \uncover command:

Content displayed using \uncover{<1->text} is displayed initially.

Content displayed using \uncover{<2->text} is displayed in the second step.

The specification is in fact a range, specifying e.g. <3> shows text only at one step.

There are several further variants of this.


Using the \alert (with similar syntax as \uncover) command one can have text colored at a particular step or one can have it bold using \textbf.

Covered text can be transparent or shaded.

This is set by the \setbeamercovered command in the preamble. Comment this command out to obtain transparency.

Using the \alert (with similar syntax as \uncover) command one can have text colored at a particular step or one can have it bold using \textbf.

Covered text can be transparent or shaded.

This is set by the \setbeamercovered command in the preamble. Comment this command out to obtain transparency.

Using the \alert (with similar syntax as \uncover) command one can have text colored at a particular step or one can have it bold using \textbf.

Covered text can be transparent or shaded.

This is set by the \setbeamercovered command in the preamble. Comment this command out to obtain transparency.

Using the \alert (with similar syntax as \uncover) command one can have text colored at a particular step or one can have it bold using \textbf.

Covered text can be transparent or shaded.

This is set by the \setbeamercovered command in the preamble. Comment this command out to obtain transparency.


Printing Handouts

To create handouts, specify the handout option in the documentclass: \documentclass[handout]{beamer} If you want to print several pages on one sheet, and do not want to use an operating system option (e.g. psnup under Unix), you can use the pgfpages package:

\usepackage{pgfpages}

\pgfpagesuselayout{4 on 1}

[letterpaper,landscape,border shrink=5mm]

Instead of 4 on 1 one can also use 2n on one for 1 ≤ n ≤ 4.

The landscape option needs to be given for even n.

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Printing Handouts

To create handouts, specify the handout option in the documentclass: \documentclass[handout]{beamer} If you want to print several pages on one sheet, and do not want to use an operating system option (e.g. psnup under Unix), you can use the pgfpages package:

\usepackage{pgfpages}

\pgfpagesuselayout{4 on 1}

[letterpaper,landscape,border shrink=5mm]

Instead of 4 on 1 one can also use 2n on one for 1 ≤ n ≤ 4.

The landscape option needs to be given for even n.

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