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How to make a cover page in Beamer?
I want to make a cover page as the attached figure. The problem is that the beamer has, by default, the macros predefined: \\author {} itle {} ‘, and their location is fixed by default. Could you help me?
What’s the best way to do a beamer tutorial?
The fastest way to get started with Beamer is to use a pre-made template. One template is included with the Beamer distribution: beamer/solutions/conference-talks/ conference-ornate-20min.en.tex Just copy the template file, paste it in the desired location, and modify the contents. Beamer Tutorial Templates.
How to delete the second logo in Beamer?
Here’s one possible solution (depending on your specific needs you might need to adjust some lengths and fonts); a new command itlegraphicii was defined for inclusion of the second logo; it’s used in the same way as the standard itlegraphic: replaces actual figures with black rectangles; delete that line in your actual document.
What do these warning mean I am new to Beamer?
I am new to beamer just started with the first page of the presentation. what do these warning means i could not get? could you please help me out with this? Last edited by cgnieder on Fri Jan 04, 2013 9:13 am, edited 2 times in total.
Is there any way to put Professor / guide name in title page?
Well, they can be ignored, but also I prefer to fix them to be better able to see the important warnings. Regarding the logo: put it into the same folder as your .tex document, and take care of correct capitalization of the file name. Is there any way of adding the professor/guide name in the title page apart from the author name.
How to add additional text to title page?
If I put some text after \\maketitle, it gets shifted to next page. How can I add this to same page? Is there any way of doing this (except writing the whole title page on my own)?
Can you add paragraphs to a title page?
The reason for being able to do this is because the title macros ( itle, \\author and \\date) can contain anything, as long as it’s not paragraphs. \\endgraf is okay though. Of course, it is not that difficult to create your own, non-standard title page using other means (like the titlepage environment).
How to make only your name appear in the footline?
To make only your name appear in the footline, use the optional argument of the \\author command. Thus, I would suggest a command like the following: I hope this is close to what you want.