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Re: Creating a Banner -> Now creating a slide show

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  • Subject: [mg93737] Re: Creating a Banner -> Now creating a slide show
  • From: Albert Retey <awnl at gmx-topmail.de>
  • Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2008 04:14:59 -0500 (EST)
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Hi Alexei,


> Now comes my question. Do you know a way to programmatically instruct 
> Mathematica that the newly created notebook must open already as a 
> SlideShow and each of these cell groups must be shown in a separate slide?
> To explain the importance of this point: if it works, you can open your 
> second (presentation) notebook  from your first one just few seconds 
> before the presentation. Otherwise you will need just before your 
> presentation to spend time on dividing it into slides.

you will need to do two things:

1) create header-cells which divide the notebook content into slides,
   you can use this:

   headercell =
     TextCell["","SlideShowNavigationBar",CellTags->"SlideShowHeader"];

2) set the option ScreenStyleEnvironment to "SlideShow" for the document
you create. Then the following change to your code should do what you want:

nb = CreateDocument[{
  headercell, title1, textCell1, demoCell1,
  headercell, title2, textCell2, demoCell2
  },
 ScreenStyleEnvironment -> "SlideShow",
 WindowSize -> {Full, Full}
 ];

I have deleted the Cellgroups since the grouping is just what the
Automatic grouping will do anyway and I think unless you change the
notebook options to cellgrouping manual it won't make a difference
anyway. Also I usually prefer full screen mode for presentations, so I
adopted the WindowSize.

hth,

albert


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