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\usepackage[display,stmo,button]{ifmslide}
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\newcommand{\tp}{{\code{texpower{}} \cite{texpower} }}
\newcommand{\hf}{{\code{hyperref{}} \cite{hyperref} }}

\hypersetup{pdfauthor={Thomas Emmel}}
\hypersetup{pdftitle={ifmslide manual}}
\hypersetup{pdfsubject={examples and commands}}

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\orgname{TU Darmstadt -- Institute of Mechanics -- AG4}

\title{\begin{minipage}[t]{0.98\textwidth}\begin{center}
      {\mdseries \ifmslide{} v0.44 November 13, 2000}\\[1ex]
      Enhanced presentations with (PDF)\LaTeX{}\\
      combining the texpower, hyperref and seminar-packages\\
    \end{center}\end{minipage}}

\author{\scalebox{1}[1.3]{Thomas Emmel}}

\address{\href{mailto:emmel@mechanik.tu-darmstadt.de}%
  {emmel@mechanik.tu-darmstadt.de}}
\orgurl{http://coulomb.mechanik.tu-darmstadt.de/}
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\begin{slide}
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\begin{slide}
  \section{About ifmslide.sty}
  Early in May 2000 ...\\[1ex]
  OK! Cancel this stirring story about my problems generating
  printouts for my presentation.\\
  {\color{section1} What can \ifmslide{} do for you?}
  \begin{center}
    You like to do nice presentations of your business with beamers or on a 
    screen?\\
    You are not sure that all these things work when you need them?\\
    You feel better with a stack of printed slides in your bag?
  \end{center}
  \ifmslide{} provides both: getting a presentation with PDF\LaTeX{} and
  printouts with \LaTeX{} and - as a side effect - simple production of
  your slides using your favourite DVI-viewer.\footnote{\tiny This is
    {\color{red} not} \code{pdfslide} \cite{pdfslide} as it seems to be in a
    first view.  It was indeed developed from that style but now
    completely rewritten with many new features implemented and
    functionally extented. \code{pdfslide} cannot produce printouts without
    generating a PDF-file and rescaling the output with all
    difficulties.}  
  You don't need \code{PPower4} to get all these nice effects
  with page-transitions and stepwise building of the pages. All you need
  is \tp and \hf for the links and buttons etc.  \ifmslide{} makes use of
  the special features of the classes \code{seminar} and \code{powersem} 
  (part of \TeX{}Power).
\end{slide}
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\begin{slide}
  \section{Features}
  \stepwise{
    \begin{itemize}
    \item[...]  produces DVI (\LaTeX{}) for printouts and PDF
      (PDF\LaTeX{}) for direct presentation.  
      \step{\item[...]
        DVI-Version with extra margins for the printer.}
      \step{\item[...] draft-mode with simple frames instead of
        colored boxes (easier to display and debug your slides with
        your DVI-viewer).}  
      \step{\item[...] direct use of bookmarks
        to navigate in the PDF-version.}  
      \step{\item[...] local or
        global configuration file { ifmslide.cfg} for colors and many
        features.}  
      \step{\item[...] panel position is free: right,
        left, bottom, top and outside of the slide! You
        can change it in the document as you like.}  
      \step{\item[...]
        position of the buttons and the logo is completey free!}
      \step{\item[...] changing the size of your slide...}
      \step{\item[...] free choice of button-design, background for
        the panel and the frame... }  
      \step{\item[...] you can use
        most of the features of the seminar-package: magnification
        etc.}
    \end{itemize}
    }
\end{slide}
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\begin{slide}
  \section{Options}
  The following options are provided:
  \stepwise{
    \step{{\color{red}\bfseries draft\\}%
      shows colored boxes as white boxes with frames, efficient for
      debugging and writing the slides. The { pause}-command is
      displayed as a small orange box.\\[2ex]}
    \step{{\color{red}\bfseries display\\}%
      \TeX{}Power-option: all effects are turned off if not set!\\[2ex]}
    \step{{\color{red}\bfseries ams, cnav, cnavo, stmo\\}%
      turn the navigation buttons on and sets the style. Just try it...\\[2ex]}
    \step{{\color{red}\bfseries button\\}%
      use definable buttons together with the last option instead of
      just putting a box around the signs.}  }  \vfill
  \footnotetext{\tiny {\bfseries colorinfo} from older versions will
    be ignored, {\bfseries contnav} and {\bfseries amsnav} are changed
    to {\bfseries cnav} and {\bfseries ams}}
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\slidepagestyle{sidebar}
\begin{slide}
  \section{Pagestyles}
  {\color{red}\bfseries sidebar, panel\\}%
  Switch the navigation panel on.\\[1ex]
  {\bfseries plain, myheadings, headings} are redefined to it.\\[2ex]
  You can put the panel at all positions with
  \hyperlink{panelpos}{\code{\bs{}panelposition}} \vfill
  \footnotetext{\tiny pagestyle {\bfseries title} is changed to
    {\bfseries sidebar} and {\bfseries background} is deleted, because
    of the \code{\bs{}background}-command}
\end{slide}
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\slidepagestyle{empty}
\begin{slide}
  \section*{Pagestyles}
  {\color{red}\bfseries empty\\}%
  No panel -- only a frame and background.\\[2ex]
  But you can put a panel outside of the frame with
  \hyperlink{panelpos}{\bs{}panelposition} which is not present in
  \LaTeX-mode and outside of the normal papersize in PDF\LaTeX-mode!
\end{slide}
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\begin{slide}
  \section*{Pagestyles}
  \subsection{panelposition}\hypertarget{panelpos}{}
  \code{\bs{}panelposition\{left/right/top/bottom\}} changes the position of the panel to the given value. The slide is recalculated for every  position...\\[2ex]
  \code{\bs{}panelposition\{outsidebottom\}} set a panel outside of the paper!\\[2ex]
  \code{\bs{}panelposition\{empty\}} set no panel which is in practice useful with\\
  \code{\bs{}pagestyle\{empty\}} only.
\end{slide}
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\centerslidestrue
\panelposition{top}\begin{slide}Panel on top\end{slide}
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\panelposition{left}\begin{slide}Panel left\end{slide}
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\panelposition{bottom}\begin{slide}Panel on bottom\end{slide}
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\panelposition{right}\begin{slide}Panel right\end{slide}
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\slidepagestyle{empty}
\panelposition{outsidebottom}
\begin{slide}Panel outsidebottom (you cannot see it on the printed slides)!
\end{slide}
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\centerslidesfalse \slidepagestyle{sidebar} \releaselogo
\releasebutton \buttonsize(16mm,7mm)(13,13) \freebutton(236,167)[h]
\freelogo(207,2)[2cm]
\begin{slide}
  \section{Buttons and logo}
  If you don't like to put the buttons and the logo into the panel,
  you can release them with \code{\bs{}releaselogo} and 
  \code{\bs{}releasebutton}.
  \code{\bs{}catchbutton} catches them ;-).\\
  \code{\bs{}buttonsize(width$_{max}$,height$_{max}$)(distance$_h$,distance$_v$)]}
  gives the maximal size of the buttons (aspectratio is kept) and the
  distance between the buttons without length. Keep in mind that the
  frame and the panel is placed into a picture-environment with
  \code{\bs{}unitlength=1$mm$} and all positions given in $mm$.\\
  \code{\bs{}freebutton(pos$_x$,pos$_y$)[h/v]} is the position of the buttons 
  and the direction [h] for horizontal and [v] for vertical buttons. 
  For horizontal buttons the anchor is the lower right point of the 
  right button and for vertical buttons the point between the lowest buttons.\\
  Use \code{\bs{}nobuttons} to disable buttons all over (e.g. for slides). \\
  \code{\bs{}freelogo(pos$_x$,pos$_y$)[width]} the anchor for the position is the 
  lower left point of the logo, the width should be clear.\\
  If you think that the pagecounter is too lonely in PDF-mode switch
  him off with \code{\bs{}pagecounter[off/on]}.
\end{slide}
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\SlideHeightOverAll{270mm}
\SlideWidthOverAll{187mm}
\paperwidth=210mm
\paperheight=297mm
\slidepagestyle{empty}
\freebutton(180,263)[h]
\freelogo(2,2)[2cm]
\buttonsize(16mm,6mm)(12,12)
\begin{slide}
  \vspace*{10truemm}
  useful application for this feature....
\end{slide}
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\SlideHeightOverAll{187mm}
\SlideWidthOverAll{270mm}
\paperwidth=297mm
\paperheight=210mm
\slidepagestyle{sidebar}
\catchlogo
\catchbutton
\paneltile[on](0,160,200,200){liquid_helium}
\begin{slide}
  \section{Background}
  Older versions of \ifmslide{} provide \code{\bs{}pagestyle\{background\}}
  which makes objectively no sense, due to the fact that one needs a
  background but no panel or vice versa.
  The \code{\bs{}background\{filename\}} command substitute it together with the 
  switches \code{\bs{}showbackground} and \code{\bs{}hidebackground}.\\[2ex]
  A new feature for the panel-background is:\\
  \code{\bs{}paneltile[on/off](cut$_{llx}$,cut$_{lly}$,cut$_{urx}$,cut$_{ury}$)\{filename\}}\\
  which is now fully experimental which means that it can change it's
  definition and possibilities in further versions. Presently it works
  only for vertical panels. It takes a picture\footnote{\tiny jpeg
    etc. in PDF-mode and it's EPS-version for DVI-mode (produced with
    some tool like {\sl xv})} and fill the panel with tiles of it. It
  takes one tile in x-direction and so many as needed to fill in
  y-direction. There is still a rest which is filled by a
  part of the picture defined by the four cut-values...\\
  That did not work in all cases and in PDF-mode the rest of the tile
  is printed outside the visible area, but it is pre-alpha so what.
  \vfill
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\begin{slide}
  \section{Useful commands}
  \stepwise{
    \code{\bs{}setInsideMargin\{left\}\{right\}\{top\}\{bottom\}} set the extra
    margins inside the frame. This is the easiest way to improve your output.\\[2ex]
    \step{Take \code{\bs{}headskip=length} to set the 
      {\bs{}section}-title to the correct vertical position.\\[2ex]}
    \step{Make own buttons and use them with \code{\bs{}OnButton\{file\}},
       \code{\bs{}OffButton\{file\}} and \code{\bs{}DraftButton\{file\}}.\\
       There is a tiny script called \code{genbutton} coming with \ifmslide{} which can be used to change
       the color of the standard buttons (\code{button1..}) and write new buttons.}
    }
\end{slide}
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\begin{slide}
  \headskip=0pt
  \section{Hints}
  \stepwise{
      The file \code{ifmslide.cfg} can be changed to set 
      up global or local values such as colors, the logo, backgrounds, sizes,
      the \code{baseurl} of your company, buttons, margins ... without 
      changing \ifmslide{} itself.\\[2ex]
    \step{Make use of \code{\bs{}setslidelength\{somelength\}\{somesize\}}, 
      \code{\bs{}semcm} and \code{\bs{}semin} as described in 
      \code{seminar.sty}.\\[2ex]}
    \step{Change font sizes with \code{\bs{}slidesmag\{mag\}} and 
      \code{\bs{}ptsize\{size\}} from \code{seminar.sty}.\\[2ex]}
    \step{Produce an EPS and a PDF-version\footnotemark{} of your 
      pictures  
      and include them with\\ 
      \code{\bs{}includegraphics[height=5\bs{}semcm,width=4\bs{}semcm]\{file\}\footnotemark}\\[2ex]}
    \step{Further information about \code{\bs{}step}, \code{\bs{}pause}, 
      \code{\bs{}href}, slides and other stuff
      can be found in the manuals for the packages 
      \tp, \hf and \code{seminar}.}
    \vfill}
  \addtocounter{footnote}{-1}
  \footnotetext{\code{epstopdf} is a good tool to convert eps and the 
    \code{graphicx} package knows many formats...}
  \stepcounter{footnote}
  \footnotetext{file is the filename without suffix}
    \end{slide}
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\begin{slide}
  \begin{thebibliography}{99}
  \bibitem{texpower} {\ttfamily texpower}-Package: {\sl Stephan Lehmke}, 
    (Stephan.Lehmke@cs.uni-dortmund.de), 
    \href{http://ls1-www.cs.uni-dortmund.de/~lehmke/texpower}{University of Dortmund} or CTAN in the future.
  \bibitem{hyperref} {\ttfamily hyperref}-Package: {\sl Sebastian Rahtz}, 
    \href{http://www.tug.org/applications/hyperref}{www.tug.org}
  \bibitem{pdfslide} {\ttfamily pdfslide.sty}: {\sl C. V. Radhakrishnan},
    (cvr@river-valley.com), \href{http://www.dante.de}{CTAN-archive}. 
  \end{thebibliography}
\end{slide}
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