I like #3: Use the shrink option for the frame, e.g.
\begin{frame}[shrink=20]{Title} ...
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I like #3: Use the shrink option for the frame, e.g. \begin{frame}[shrink=20]{Title} ...
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See Section 3.5.7 starting page 12 of this document. For fast compilation of the whole presentation, change \documentclass{beamer} to \documentclass[draft]{beamer}. This will show (properly-sized) placeholders where images/figures go. To edit / compile while focusing on only a select few slides, label those slides e.g. \begin{frame}[label=current]{Here's a title} and then add the line \includeonlyframes{current} to preamble. On my work (Linux) machine, I followed the readme at this address. Here are some modifications/notes.
From
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/11622/add-space-between-paragraphs-in-beamer My hack solution was to append the following latex code to the end of the paragraph that should have the space. \\~\\ For example, try inserting this into a Beamer latex file: \frame{ This is text that should have a blank line after it. \\~\\ Here is text following a blank line. } Preserving the Boltzmann ensemble in replica-exchange molecular dynamics by Cooke and Schmidler. Link here, and file follows in case link ever breaks.
Also see here for Statistical Prediction and Molecular Dynamics Simulation by Cooke and Schmidler
See here: http://www.ryananddebi.com/2009/11/29/remove-apostrophes-before-numbers-in-openoffice-calc/
Quoted: From the “Edit” menu, choose “Find & Replace.” In the “Find” box, type “^.” (i.e., carat + period). In the “Replace” box, type “&” (without the quotes, of course). But you have to do one more thing for this to work. At the bottom of the “Find & Replace” window you’ll see a button that says “More Options.” Click on it, then select the box next to “Regular Expressions.” You should now have a “Find & Replace” box that looks like this: [omitted] Now, hit “Replace All” and all of your apostrophes will disappear. |
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