RE: correct usage of ppr-prv

"Hendri Adriaens" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.latex.prosper.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Patrick,

> taking a look at ppr-prv and having some difficulties...

which are?

Reading from the ppr-prv docs:
% The result tries to be as accurate as possible. The major problem is the
support
% of the starred version of the \{only,until,from\}Slide macros: the result
is
% approximately what you can expect... It is far from perfect, just because
the
% content of this macros are heaped over each other. But, it is difficult to
% handle these overlays on a sheet of paper!

So the output of your example is exactly what ppr-prv promises to do. And as
it
says, it is really difficult to handle overlays on one piece of paper. What
you
could do is not using the stared version of \onSlide. Other ideas could be
possi-
ble, but that depends completely on the true content of the slides. You
mentioned
a few possibilities yourself. I would say, give it a try. There is no
standard
procedure for this. It depends on content, requirements for handouts and
creativity.

Good luck, best regards,
-Hendri.



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