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Run the script compile.sh to compile the presentation.

You get the file slides.pdf with my talk from the conferrence
CDDE in Rajecke Teplice 2010. The file includes invisible buttons
which follow some links to numbered equations or theorem-like
environments. More preciselly: if the link points to an object which
is not present on the current page, then moving the cursor behind the
link opens the preview of the theorem or equation. Clicking the link
jumps to the page with this object, as usual.

The important lines from slides.tex which are used to get this behavior are
\usepackage[inactive]{fancytooltips} before \begin{document} and 
\FancyHook \def\TooltipRefmark{\hbox{\ \ }} \def\TooltipExtratext{\hbox{\ \ }}
after \begin{document}.

You get also the file marik.pdf -- a version of the presentation which does
not have extra features, use as a solution if the main file with the
presentation behaves wrong on the PC which is used for presentation
(JavaScript capable browser is necessary).