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How to tell beamer that I want allowframebreaks allowed by default?
How do I tell beamer that I want allowframebreaks allowed by default? That leaves breaking as the default option but if you specify any other option the default is not used so you need to include allowframebreaks whenever you have an option.
Are there any other packages that depend on Beamer?
Beamer depends on the following other packages: atbegshi , etoolbox , hyperref , ifpdf , pgf, and translator . Download the contents of this package in one zip archive (3.5M).
How is content created in a frame in Beamer?
Content is created in the frame environment, and each frame can be made up of a number of slides using a simple notation for specifying material to appear on each slide within a frame. Short versions of title, authors, institute can also be specified as optional parameters. Whole frame graphics are supported by plain frames.
When to use allowframebreaks instead of breaking?
That leaves breaking as the default option but if you specify any other option the default is not used so you need to include allowframebreaks whenever you have an option. If you definitely always want it (rather than just having it as default if no option used) you can use instead of the above
Where do you save the frame number in hyperref-Beamer?
Manual usage of certain macros are required before every “backmatter” slide in order to maintain an accurate count of the total frame number. After a slide that you want to reference in the “backmatter”, you place \\saveframenumber { }. This stores the value of the current frame in @ .
How to use allowframebreaks for a reference slide?
This system has served me relatively well in the past, but it has also created some problems. The particular one I am trying to solve is that my references exceed one slide. I tried to use allowframebreaks to solve this, so here is the code for my reference slide: