Re: papersize, stepwise nesting and others

Hans Fredrik Nordhaug <[email protected]> Tue, 7 Oct 2003 08:28:50 +0200 (CEST)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tex.texpower.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mon, 6 Oct 2003, Joerg Sommer wrote:

> Hi,
>
> a big problem I have is the papersize. a4paper and letterpaper aren't that,
> what I want. They don't fit into the screen, because they don't have the
> ration 4:3.
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Hi, you need to get one thing straight - texpower is a package that
only adds dynamic effects to your document. The layout of your document is
controlled by the document class, which in your case seems to be
seminar/powersem. texpower can't fix failures of your document class.

Concerning papersize: I always use the foils class in stead of
powersem/seminar for various reason - it for example has a "Screen4to3"
papersize... However, viewing a pdf-file in FullScreen mode in Acrobat
Reader is never a problem because if the document doesn't fill the screen
AR just adds a black margin around the document.

> Why texpower can't load the packages soul and hyperref?

You need to load them manually (before texpower). The warning just tells
you that some effects will be disabled because you haven't loaded the soul
and hyperref packages.

> Is it possible to nest stepwise?
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No, but you can nest \step which gives the same effect.

> Page transitions don't have any effect at me.

That's probably because you haven't loaded hyperref - what did the error
message for texpower say? Yes, exactly - page transitions are disabled
because hyperref isn't loaded.

> And perhaps a stupid question, but why I must write all inside of
> \begin{slide}...\end{slide}? Why doesn't have the document environment
> the same attributes like the slide?

This is a feature of the class and has nothing to do with texpower - ask
the author of seminar. (powersem is just a slight imporvement of seminar).

Regards,
Hans


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