Table of Contents e-Talks

e-Articles, e-Books, and e-Talks too

Victor Ivrii

Department of Mathematics, University of Toronto

September 10, 2007

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Table of Contents e-Talks

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1 e-Talks What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way This talk source Some Details Conclusion

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Apple Keynote (Mac OSX), Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows) Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc)

leaving out of consideration

because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on files and LATEX to generate them,

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Apple Keynote (Mac OSX), Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows) Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc)

because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on pdf files and LATEX to generate them, leaving out of consideration

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows) Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc) because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on pdf files and LATEX to generate them, leaving out of consideration Apple Keynote (Mac OSX),

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc) because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on pdf files and LATEX to generate them, leaving out of consideration Apple Keynote (Mac OSX), Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows)

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on pdf files and LATEX to generate them, leaving out of consideration Apple Keynote (Mac OSX), Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows) Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc)

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on pdf files and LATEX to generate them, leaving out of consideration Apple Keynote (Mac OSX), Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows) Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc)

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion e-Talks

I will talk about e-Talks based on pdf files and LATEX to generate them, leaving out of consideration Apple Keynote (Mac OSX), Micro$oft Power Point (Mac OSX and Windows) Magic Point http://member.wide.ad.jp/wg/mgp/ for X11 windows (Linux, Mac OSX, etc) because they are platform oriented and two first are not free.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector,

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution,

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion What are e-Talks?

e-Talks are talks which are supposed to be shown with the help of data-projector, or at least seen in the full-screen mode. e-Talks are different from e-Articles and from slides made for overhead projectors because of completely different screen format and because e-Talks provide much more opportunities than the latter. One must remember however that most of data-projectors have either native 800 × 600 (SVGA) or 1024 × 768 (XGA) resolution, and thus the talk must be prepared using large and robust fonts.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package,

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing , consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer)

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing , showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Beamer all the way

Luckily LATEX special styles or classes take care of this. For a while I was usingT EXpower package, but now I switched to beamer documentclass. In particular, I used beamer for this talk. prospero and its successor powerdot are also respected but beamer seems to be the best. Recently beamer has been installed on coxeter. Idea of both packages are Dynamic pages (frame in beamer), consisting from few slides, showing frame in its development. In frames below command \pause separates different phases of the build-up.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Top-left, showing sections, Top-right, showing subsections inside of the given section Bottom-right, replacing AR navigation panel (which is not available in full-screen mode.)

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

There are three clickable Navigation Panels in the document produced by beamer (with beamertheme split):

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Top-right, showing subsections inside of the given section Bottom-right, replacing AR navigation panel (which is not available in full-screen mode.)

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

There are three clickable Navigation Panels in the document produced by beamer (with beamertheme split): Top-left, showing sections,

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Bottom-right, replacing AR navigation panel (which is not available in full-screen mode.)

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

There are three clickable Navigation Panels in the document produced by beamer (with beamertheme split): Top-left, showing sections, Top-right, showing subsections inside of the given section

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

There are three clickable Navigation Panels in the document produced by beamer (with beamertheme split): Top-left, showing sections, Top-right, showing subsections inside of the given section Bottom-right, replacing AR navigation panel (which is not available in full-screen mode.)

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Customizing beamer presentations

Loading different (main) themes, color (themes), font (themes), inner (themes) outer (themes) one can produce very differently looking presentations.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion This Talk Preamble

\documentclass[pdfnewwindow]{beamer} \usetheme{split} \usepackage{fancybox} \usepackage{attachfile} \usepackage{movie15} \hypersetup{ pdfauthor={Victor Ivrii}, pdftitle={e-Articles, e-Books, and e-Talks too}, pdfsubject={e-publishing}, pdfkeywords={LaTeX, pdf, hyperref, xr-hyper, beamer}, }

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Preamble (continued)

\title[e-Publishing]{e-Articles, e-Books, \\ and e-Talks too} \author{Victor Ivrii} \institute{Department of Mathematics, University of Toronto} \date{\today} \definecolor{light}{rgb}{1,1,0.9} \beamersetaveragebackground{light} \begin{document}

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing \section*{\transwipe Table of Contents} \frame{\transwipe \frametitle{Table of Contents} \tableofcontents}

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion This Talk First Two Pages

\frame{\transwipe \titlepage}

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion This Talk First Two Pages

\frame{\transwipe \titlepage} \section*{\transwipe Table of Contents} \frame{\transwipe \frametitle{Table of Contents} \tableofcontents}

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion This Talk Third Page

\section{e-Articles and e-Books} \frame{\transwipe< 1 > \frametitle{e-Articles and e-Books} We are talking about articles or books which are intended to be read from the computer screen and thus should exploit the opportunities provided by this new media. \pause Thus e-article or e-book is not just an electronic copy of a p-article or p-book \pause where \colorbox{yellow}{p} is for paper. }

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing colors or/and transitions you can really make your talk Truly Annoying!!!

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing or/and transitions you can really make your talk Truly Annoying!!!

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much colors

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing transitions you can really make your talk Truly Annoying!!!

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much colors or/and

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing you can really make your talk Truly Annoying!!!

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much colors or/and transitions

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing make your talk Truly Annoying!!!

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much colors or/and transitions you can really

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing Truly Annoying!!!

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much colors or/and transitions you can really make your talk

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Truly Annoying

Using too much colors or/and transitions you can really make your talk Truly Annoying!!!

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing use \documentclass[handout]{beamer}

For further details

RTFM = Read The Friendly Manual

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Further Details

beamer can generate handout consisting only of final slides:

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing For further details

RTFM = Read The Friendly Manual

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Further Details

beamer can generate handout consisting only of final slides: use \documentclass[handout]{beamer}

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing = Read The Friendly Manual

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Further Details

beamer can generate handout consisting only of final slides: use \documentclass[handout]{beamer}

For further details

RTFM

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Further Details

beamer can generate handout consisting only of final slides: use \documentclass[handout]{beamer}

For further details

RTFM = Read The Friendly Manual

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing One of the reasons here is that good looking formulae could be produced only in TEX.However if such formulae are produced externally and then exported into M$PP or Apple Keynote, LATEX usually does not know that the formulae are for on-screen presentation, and uses standard fonts, including mathitalic which is very fragile.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Remarks

Beamer and other dedicated LATEX packages automatically select robust fonts which is not the case with the other presentation .

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing However if such formulae are produced externally and then exported into M$PP or Apple Keynote, LATEX usually does not know that the formulae are for on-screen presentation, and uses standard fonts, including mathitalic which is very fragile.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Remarks

Beamer and other dedicated LATEX packages automatically select robust fonts which is not the case with the other presentation software. One of the reasons here is that good looking formulae could be produced only in TEX.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Remarks

Beamer and other dedicated LATEX packages automatically select robust fonts which is not the case with the other presentation software. One of the reasons here is that good looking formulae could be produced only in TEX.However if such formulae are produced externally and then exported into M$PP or Apple Keynote, LATEX usually does not know that the formulae are for on-screen presentation, and uses standard fonts, including mathitalic which is very fragile.

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It does not understand that the background of equation is (by the default) transparent and imports it as white. As the result equations are surrounded by ugly white boxes (unless page background is aslso white). LaTeX produced text is imported as graphics. It does not understand vector graphics and translates it into bitmap, which poorly scales and rotates. As a result geometric objects (including straight lines) do not look right. Mathematician should neither write papers using M$ Word, nor make talks using M$PP.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

Microsoft Power Point has, however, a bunch of special problems:

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

Microsoft Powerless Point has, however, a bunch of special problems: It does not understand that the background of equation is (by the default) transparent and imports it as white. As the result equations are surrounded by ugly white boxes (unless page background is aslso white). LaTeX produced text is imported as graphics. It does not understand vector graphics and translates it into bitmap, which poorly scales and rotates. As a result geometric objects (including straight lines) do not look right. Mathematician should neither write papers using M$ Word, nor make talks using M$PP.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion

One should be aware that because beamer loads many packages automatically and renews many commands, it is incompatible with certain packages, f.e. mathtools, enumitem, zref.

Victor Ivrii e-Publishing 1 Combination Adobe Reader and LATEX provides an excellent opportunity for e-Articles, e-Books, e-Talks; To take a full advantage the reader should get the best possible software; The author should spend some time making a proper electronic version of e-Article or e-Book; e-Talk must be prepared as e-Talk from the very beginning.

Fourth part of the talk

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Conclusion

Let us summarize:

1or if you have it Victor Ivrii e-Publishing To take a full advantage the reader should get the best possible software; The author should spend some time making a proper electronic version of e-Article or e-Book; e-Talk must be prepared as e-Talk from the very beginning.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Conclusion

Let us summarize: 1 Combination Adobe Reader and LATEX provides an excellent opportunity for e-Articles, e-Books, e-Talks;

Fourth part of the talk

1or Adobe Acrobat if you have it Victor Ivrii e-Publishing The author should spend some time making a proper electronic version of e-Article or e-Book; e-Talk must be prepared as e-Talk from the very beginning.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Conclusion

Let us summarize: 1 Combination Adobe Reader and LATEX provides an excellent opportunity for e-Articles, e-Books, e-Talks; To take a full advantage the reader should get the best possible software;

Fourth part of the talk

1or Adobe Acrobat if you have it Victor Ivrii e-Publishing e-Talk must be prepared as e-Talk from the very beginning.

What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Conclusion

Let us summarize: 1 Combination Adobe Reader and LATEX provides an excellent opportunity for e-Articles, e-Books, e-Talks; To take a full advantage the reader should get the best possible software; The author should spend some time making a proper electronic version of e-Article or e-Book;

Fourth part of the talk

1or Adobe Acrobat if you have it Victor Ivrii e-Publishing What are e-Talks? Beamer all the way Table of Contents This talk source e-Talks Some Details Conclusion Conclusion

Let us summarize: 1 Combination Adobe Reader and LATEX provides an excellent opportunity for e-Articles, e-Books, e-Talks; To take a full advantage the reader should get the best possible software; The author should spend some time making a proper electronic version of e-Article or e-Book; e-Talk must be prepared as e-Talk from the very beginning.

Fourth part of the talk

1or Adobe Acrobat if you have it Victor Ivrii e-Publishing