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Copyright (c) 2011 Holger Marschall
holgermarschall@yahoo.de
Licence: LPPL
<http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/licenses.lppl.html>
1. What is it
=============
The Beamer Audience package provides macros to easily assemble frames according
to different audiences. It enables to pick up the frames for a specific audience
while leaving their order according to a logical structure in the LaTeX source.
This selection is done at compilation.
This is the very first version! It's still considered experimental! Everything,
in particular the user interface, may change in the future in order to keep this
compatible to both beamer and packages extending beamer capabilities.
The Beamer Audience package is a macro collection extending the Beamer Class.
Although it can only be used with the beamer class, it is not a part of the
beamer class!
2. Usage
========
Include package as
\usepackage[audience=keyword]{beameraudience}
with the keyword denoting your audience (for example: experts or beginner).
Within the presentation source, use the beameraudience macros in order to
assemble frames according to the audience. Essentially, there are three macros
doing the job
* \framefor{/#1/}{/#2/}
* \justfor{/#1/}{/#2/}
* \showcontentfor{/#1/}{/#2/}
where
/#1/ is to provided as a keyword (for example: experts or beginner)
/#2/ is the content to be selected according to the audience.
For \framefor{}{} it's the frame content;
For \justfor{}{} it can be a frame environment;
For \showcontentfor{}{} it's the selective content in a frame.
3. Files
========
readme this file
beameraudience.sty the package
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