Re: full screen image

Thanks to Hendri and Pedro.  Both of their solutions work and are easy 
to implement with some adjustment of coordinates.  These solutions make 
prosper much more useful to me.


Hendri Adriaens wrote:
>>Frequently I need to make slides of images in my presentations.  I would
>>like these images to take up the entire frame and override any title or
>>theme content, i.e. I just want the image on a slide by itself.  Beamer
>>has the [plain] option to \begin{frame} to do this.  Is there an easy
>>way to do this in prosper?
> 
> 
> For instance:
> \documentclass[pdf]{prosper}
> \begin{document}
> \begin{slide}{}
> \rput[tl](-.683,1.854){\includegraphics[width=12.94cm,height=10cm]{arrow-glo
> w.ps}}
> \end{slide}
> \end{document}
> 
> The \rput coordinates depend on the style that you use
> since every style positions the main text box at a
> different location. The height and width of the figure
> are approximately correct.
> 
> -Hendri.
> 
> 
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Pedro Jorge Caridade wrote:
 > The simplest solution to this problem is to create a environment with
 > pstricks. For example
 >
 > \newcommand{\MySlide}[1]{%
 > \psframe[fillcolor=white,fillstyle=solid](a,b)(c,d)%
 > \includegraphics[parameters]{#1}}
 >
 > and then
 > \begin{slide}{}
 > \MySlide{picture.eps}
 > \end{slide}
 >
 > Like this, you will "paint" your style with some frame and then put the
 > image in the top of it. Note that, (a,b) and (c,d) will be the lower x,y
 > corner of the frame and (c,d) the upper corner. Of course this will
 > depend on your style, so you need to put some numbers and check if it is
 > right.
 >
 > Pedro
 >
 >
 >
 > On Sun, 2005-01-16 at 20:18, William D. McCoy wrote:
 >
 >>Frequently I need to make slides of images in my presentations.  I would
 >>like these images to take up the entire frame and override any title or
 >>theme content, i.e. I just want the image on a slide by itself.  Beamer
 >>has the [plain] option to \begin{frame} to do this.  Is there an easy
 >>way to do this in prosper?
 >>--
 >>
 >>William D. McCoy
 >>Geosciences
 >>University of Massachusetts, Amherst
 >>[email protected]
 >>
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William D. McCoy
Geosciences
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
[email protected]


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