Re: pageTransitionXXX occurs at the wrong page

Hi Hans,

Thank you for your new solution.

This time there are no more glitch in transitions.=20

Regards.

Pascal

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Subject: Re: [Texpower-users] Re: pageTransitionXXX occurs at the wrong page
Date: Mercredi 16 F=E9vrier 2005 16:21
=46rom: "Hans F. Nordhaug" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]

We are still having problems with our mailserver.
Please forward to the list :-)
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On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 03:36:12PM +0000, Kockaert Pascal wrote:
> I have tried your solution.
>
> I am glad that the page transitions occur correctly, now. Unfortunately,
> using \pause causes problems. Namely, using the seminar class, proper
> centering cannot be achieved.

You should use \centerslidesfalse - most stepwise constructions will break =
if
you don't do that.

> In addition, even in the attached example, there is a small glitch between
> the page that appears with the last dissolve, and the page that appears
> with the first replace transition.

Just change \stepwise to \parstepwise.

> Anyway, thank you for the time you spent on this problem, and also, thank
> you for telling me that the observed behaviour is not the expected one.
>
> I will try to combine your solution with mine and write to this list if I
> succeed to do so.

How about this. (I used pdflatex, hence pdftex option to hyperref):

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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[display]{texpower}
\usepackage[pdftex,pdfpagemode=3DFullScreen]{hyperref}

\newcommand{\StepFrame}[3]
{% Now using \stepwise around everything instead of \pause
 \stepwise*{%
 \step{
 \afterstep{\pageDuration{1}}
  #1 - #2\par
 }
 \step{\afterstep{\stopAdvancing\pageTransitionDissolve}#3}%
 \step{} % Hack / work-around needed to get the \pageTransitionDissolve to
 % work; introduces one more step - like a pause. Seems to be unavoidable.
 }
}

\begin{document}

\StepFrame{First Title}{A}{%
       This is the text that appears a little while after the title and A
}

Ordinary transition for this text.

\newpage

\StepFrame{Third Title}{C}{%
   This explanation
   \step{is divided\afterstep{\pageTransitionReplace}}
   \step{into four}
   \step{different parts}
}

Ordinary transition for this text (and the three last parts above).

\end{document}

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Hans

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