Re: portrait AND landscape mode

Hi
If you are willing to construct two slides styles (one for portrait and
other for landscape), I think that with an if statement you can solve
your problem. In your style file, put the new if command
\newif\Portraitfalse 
(or true. It will depend which are the more predominant ones)
Then change your slide style with
\ifPortrait
........ <- Statements for portrait slide
\else
........ <- Landscape style
\fi

Whenever you want to change landscape to portrait you just put

\Portraitfalse
\begin{slide*}
.....
\end{slide}

To deactivate use \Portraitfalse

The above conditions are based  on the ones that I use in my PPR files
for different styles in my presentation.

 Pedro


You you want to have a portrait slide, just put


On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 08:10, Mandar Mitra wrote:
> Hello Prosper users,
> 
> In some presentations, I would like to use both portrait and 
> landscape mode slides. 
> 
> I am using a modified version of the rico style.
> 
> If I simply use slide*, the graphics (corner markers, separator 
> between title and body of slide) obviously come out at the wrong 
> places. I can change the position parameters for the graphics in
> the style file, but then it won't work for landscape mode.
> 
> Can anyone suggest a fix that'll work for both?
> 
> Thanks for any tips,
> Mandar.
> 
> 
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