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[edgar]

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Sorry, these are the files.

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Subject: Beamer framebreak
Date: 2017-01-10 23:49
 From: edgar@openmail.cc
To: emacs-orgmode@gnu.org

Hello,

I am new to org-mode, because it seems impressive, and I think that it 
will make my life much simpler. Thank you!

For the following, I am attaching example org, pdf and tex files (the 
last two generated by org-mode > export beamer PDF).

First, why does slide 3/4 contain two main headlines fit into a single 
slide?

Second, how do I force a new slide so that the "Figures" block is not 
cut-off on slide 4/4?

Third, how do I get the contents of "Description of the project" (slide 
3/4) into a block (like Concepts in slide 4/4).

I looked around and could not find my answers. Your support is much 
appreciated. Thanks.


Edgar

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Re: Fwd: Beamer framebreak

[edgar]

Thanks Joon. Yes, I had tried, and did not work. I put it just after and 
just before  ****  Figures  , but it does not work.


Edgar

On 2017-01-11 03:41, Joon Ro wrote:
>> Second, how do I force a new slide so that the "Figures" block is
> not
> 
>> cut-off on slide 4/4?
> 
> Try:
> 
> #+BEAMER: framebreak
> 
> Best,
> Joon

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Re: Fwd: Beamer framebreak

[edgar]

Hello eric,

> Your org file layout is a little confused.  You have told org that
> beamer slides (aka frames) will be level 2 headlines (so level 1
> headlines become sections).  Then you, for instance, some content
> directly under a level 1 headline which is ignored.  Third level
> headlines will become blocks within a frame.

Oh, I didn't know that I could not put raw text after a headline in 
ox-beamer. Thanks.

> Currently, it is part of the "Structure and Function" slide because 
> your
> figures are within a level 3 headline which is converted to a
> block.  Put the figures under a second level headline instead.

Mmm... I think that this would mess up my outline. Is there a way to 
create an empty headline? or to hide it in the TOC?

> Blocks are 3rd level headlines so put the contents within a 3rd level
> headline.
I think that I will have to work with my outline options or something 
too.

Thanks a lot! Sorry for being so noob!



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Re: Fwd: Beamer framebreak

[John Hendy]

On Sat, Jan 14, 2017 at 12:36 AM,  <edgar@openmail.cc> wrote:
> Hello eric,
>

[snip]

> Mmm... I think that this would mess up my outline. Is there a way to create
> an empty headline? or to hide it in the TOC?
>
>> Blocks are 3rd level headlines so put the contents within a 3rd level
>> headline.
>
> I think that I will have to work with my outline options or something too.
>
> Thanks a lot! Sorry for being so noob!
>

This list is amazing and very happy to help; that said, text/email is
clearly difficult to use when trying to "design" or communicate
graphics layout. What if you created something like 3-5 slides or
something in a different program representing quickly what you want,
or even type it out in plain text?

Slide 1: title slide

Slide 2: TOC which will contain the titles of the slides listed shown
indented under each section

Section 1: blah
Slide 3: introduction
- will contain bullets and an image

Maybe that's not much clearer, but wanted to lower the barrier in case
you don't want to make a graphical example :) I think that's best...
namely "Here's what I want, here's what I'm trying in org. I don't
understand why it isn't working." Then we can quickly compare and
point you in the right direction.


Thanks!
John


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Re: Fwd: Beamer framebreak

[edgar]

Hello John,

> This list is amazing and very happy to help; that said, text/email is
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Yes! Thank you very much, and I'm very sorry. I really appreciate it. I 
will prepare a good example (I hope) and send it :) .


Edgar



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Re: Fwd: Beamer framebreak

[John Hendy]

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On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 2:09 AM,  <edgar@openmail.cc> wrote:
> Hello John,
>
>> This list is amazing and very happy to help; that said, text/email is
>
> ---8< Cut off ----
> Yes! Thank you very much, and I'm very sorry. I really appreciate it. I will
> prepare a good example (I hope) and send it :) .

No worries, and actually I had deleted the original thread above and
not looked at the fact that you *did* attach an example. I'm taking a
look now and have some thoughts:

- I make a lot of technical reports and presentations with Org-mode.
My personal opinion is while it *looks* like it should work as this
utopian note-taking software that can also spit out presentations from
said content... it hasn't functioned like this in my experience. In
other words, when I'm going to make a presentation, I use Org
differently than if I were just taking notes. Maybe other see it
differently.

- regarding your presentation in general, I attached a shot at how I
would go about arranging this content (and took some liberties with
the header as I'm not sure if you're going to use all that or might
have copied it from somewhere). I could see going two ways with it.
One is that you're primarily content is going to be those deeply
nested article reviews, in which case you might actually want
something like H:3 or H:4. On the other hand, I don't tend to find
deeply nested hierarchies necessary for presentations, and doubt the
audience really cares about where, exactly, they are in this
structure... they're just going to watch whatever content you show and
[hopefully] pay more attention to you than the slides anyway. In that
case, I'd flatten everything and just insert headlines to indicate a
section change manually (which is what I did).

- beamer_frame_level has been replaced with H:n, I believe.
   - old tutorial (mentioned):
http://orgmode.org/worg/exporters/beamer/tutorial.html
   - new tutorial (not mentioned):
http://orgmode.org/worg/exporters/beamer/ox-beamer.html

- for a presentation, the idea is that the H:n, where n is an
indentation level, will indicate which of your headline depths are
intended to be slides/frames, with the rest functioning simply as
organizing sections. You're sort of mixing and matching depending on
how deep you want to go in a given section, which is why things are
goofy. Also, with your question on slide 3/4 initially, I believe
your'e asking why "Notes on project description" and "Notes on project
summary" are on the same slide? They are a list, not headlines, so Org
doesn't recognize them as having anything to do with frames. Org
thinks they are content (bullets).

FInd .org and resultant .pdf attached. I mangled your content quite a
bit and not knowing anything about knees took some liberties with
adding content :)

Hope that helps some?


John



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#+TITLE: Knee
#+STARTUP: beamer
#+OPTIONS:   H:2 num:t toc:1 \n:nil @:t ::t |:t ^:t -:t f:t *:t <:t
#+OPTIONS:   TeX:t LaTeX:t skip:nil d:nil todo:t pri:nil tags:not-in-toc
#+LATEX_CLASS: beamer
#+LATEX_CLASS_OPTIONS: [presentation]
#+BEAMER_THEME: Antibes
#+BEAMER_HEADER: \graphicspath{{\Figures}{Sources/Figures/}}
# http://orgmode.org/manual/Clean-view.html
#+STARTUP: indent
#+STARTUP: hidestars

* Project review
** Description of the project
I read the description of the project last week. I made several
comments in the Collaboration directory. See:

- [[file:Collaboration/nsf_career%20(project%20description).FINAL.txt][Notes on project description]]

- [[file:Collaboration/nsf_career%20(project%20summary).FINAL.txt][Notes on project summary]]

*Note:* I didn't find the "-" headline helpful here... you're just explaining what you've
done and linking to two things for reference.

** Review of concepts
I have also been reviewing my concepts. I have to transcribe my notes,
but I don't want to do it now, because I want to make progress on the
reviewing front. I also want to read the articles.

** Literature review

Here I've read blah blah articles and will highlight some interesting portions. The
general structure for each article is as follows:
- helpful concepts
- relevant images

I've grouped information into the following categories:
- structure and function
- appearance
- weird sounds from knee bending

* Structure and function
** Article 1: concepts

- Anastomosis seems to mean the distribution of the veins and arteries (check)
- The meniscus gets little nutrients
  - "A premeniscal capillary network arising from the (geniculate
    artery)" connects to "the synovial and capsular tissues .. along the
    perifery of the menisci".
  - "Only 10% to 30% of the peripheral medial meniscus border..."
  - "10% to 25% of the lateral meniscus border receive direct blood"
  - "Endoligamentous vessels .. travel a short distance into the
    substance of the menisci .. providing .. direct route for nourishment"

**  Article 1: figures
#+CAPTION: Sagittal view of knee anastomosis (http://drmarkgalland.com/category/knee/page/2.jpeg)
#+ATTR_LaTeX: :height 5cm
#+LABEL: fig:kneeNervesSagittal
[[/home/edgar/Documentos/Research/Meniscus/Sources/Figures/kneeNervesSagittal.jpeg]]

**  Article 1: figures (cont.)
#+CAPTION: Unreliable, but illustrative picture of the nerves of the leg (http://www.doctorabel.us/dry-needling-techniques/h11-lateral-medial-popliteal.html)
#+ATTR_LaTeX: :height 5cm
#+LABEL: fig:calfNerves
[[/home/edgar/Documentos/Research/Meniscus/Sources/Figures/kneeNerves3.jpeg]]

**  Article 1: figures (cont.)
#+CAPTION: Nerves of the knee from the thigh myoskeletal system (http://clinicalgate.com/knee-pain-of-neural-origin.jpeg)
#+ATTR_LaTeX: :height 5cm
#+LABEL: fig:kneeNervesThigh
[[/home/edgar/Documentos/Research/Meniscus/Sources/Figures/kneeNerves2.jpeg]]

**  Article 1: figures (cont.)
#+CAPTION: Nerves from the thigh from the back (http://clinicalgate.com/knee-pain-of-neural-origin.jpeg)
#+ATTR_LaTeX: :height 5cm
#+LABEL: fig:kneeNervesThighAnt
[[/home/edgar/Documentos/Research/Meniscus/Sources/Figures/kneeNerves1.jpeg]]

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Re: Fwd: Beamer framebreak

[Eric S Fraga]

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On Saturday, 14 Jan 2017 at 06:36, edgar@openmail.cc wrote:

[...]

>> Currently, it is part of the "Structure and Function" slide because 
>> your
>> figures are within a level 3 headline which is converted to a
>> block.  Put the figures under a second level headline instead.
>
> Mmm... I think that this would mess up my outline. Is there a way to 
> create an empty headline? or to hide it in the TOC?

If you want to use three levels as frames in some places, I would
suggest you make all frames third level.  Second level headlines then
become subsections but you can actually skip form 1st to 3rd level
headlines and the beamer export won't care, e.g.

* section
*** a frame
*** another frame
* second section
** subsection
*** frame

>> Blocks are 3rd level headlines so put the contents within a 3rd level
>> headline.
> I think that I will have to work with my outline options or something 
> too.

I think you'll find it easier to simply have a consistent layout across
the document.

-- 
: Eric S Fraga (0xFFFCF67D), Emacs 26.0.50.1, Org release_9.0.3-201-ga51c6f

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