Re: Crosslink Problem

>In other words, how to I manually construct a (partial)
>contents table.

There are several ways to do this. Links can be built by \SECTIONREF
(as you mentioned), \XREF or \REF (attention: \REF does not work well
with the cache currently, there's a bug - the cache can be switched off
as a workaround). To build a table of contents you may try \LOCALTOC as
well, which can relieve you from a lot of writing.

>     \SECTIONREF{name=target_name}
>
>but this generates a link that jumps to the slide I want,
>but scrolls down the slide until the slide title is at the top.

I suppose this is a question of anchor placement, but I'm not sure -
\XREF links, for example, are translated into links to certain HTML
pages - at least in a frame layout.

                Jochen