Using Mathematica to create slides
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- Subject: [mg124172] Using Mathematica to create slides
- From: hyphz <drmoose94 at gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:20:37 -0500 (EST)
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Hi, I'm thinking of using Mathematica to create some slides for a presentation on 3D graphics algorithms. I've found a lot of neat ways of creating examples but I'm having a bit of trouble seeing how to lay out the slides. In particular - How can I hide the Input cells with the Mathematica source code in them? - Can I have a cell that doesn't stretch all the way across the slide horizontally? So that I can have some text and an example by the side of it? - Can I have a cell that doesn't appear when the slide is first shown, but which appears when the advance button is pressed? Something like the multistage animations in PowerPoint? - Can I have any transition between slides other than a jump? I'd be really grateful for any help with these. Thanks in advance.