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You may use \usefonttheme{professionalfonts} or, equivalently, pass the option [professionalfonts] to beamer:
\documentclass[professionalfonts]{beamer}
so that the Beamer's internals do not rewrite the font schemes used.
Thanks to whoever upvoted. One down on the unanswered list.
@Nicola Soon, the flowfram will also be classified under two more topics: poster, magazine. I received a mail saying the change has been committed to the repository. Yay!
Is there a way to type some words in bold in an algorithmic environment? I want to have the word stop typed, but when I use \STOP, this gives me an error.
Hmm, Seth Godin is a remarkable person, but I'm not entirely sure I agree with his ideas on typography: Use Franklin Gothic Condensed for your headlines and Garamond for your body copy. And as to his choice of fonts for Harvard, my answer is "neither". Here's the article:
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I asked this question, but nobody really understood what I was asking. So that's why I am trying to find somebody in the chat, since I think it should be a very easy and short answer to that: http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/112322/what-is-the-common-approach-to-include-pictures-figures-from-pdf-files-or-other
@David A general approach for how to include graphics from differents sources
@Denis I don't think the question is understandable as it was written. I'm not surprised it got closed. What has PowerPoint got to do with the problem?
@Denis If you are using pdflatex you can just include the jpg directly.
I have created some new short command using \newcommand in the following example:
\documentclass[12pt,twoside,a4paper]{book}
\usepackage[left=.45in,right=.45in,top=.50in,bottom=.50in]{geometry}
\usepackage{enumerate,amsmath}
\newcommand{\ba}{\begin{array}}
\newcommand{\ea}{\end{arra...
@David Of course, it was my fault, since I was not clear enough. My problem is that I have figures from different sources with different resolutions. I know how to include graphics and how to give them the right size. But the resolution is everytime different. The source are pdf files.
@Denis :why not just include the pdf ? There is no need to go via a screendump (but if you are using screendumps they should all be the same resolution, depending on your system) (I'm confused:-)
@David The screenshot is not always the same size. Some graphics are small and some are big. So if I scale the down or up, every graphic in my paper has a different resolution. The idea with including a pdf sounds exactly what I need. How can I include certain parts from a pdf?
I'm using the minted package to produce nice looking java-code but I would like to make a box around the code so it is easier to separate the code from the rest of the document.
What is the easiest way to do this?
Here is an example of the code I would like be inside a box:
@Joseph Thats probably a good approach to deal with my problem. @David I see the problem. So there is a way to include parts of pdf? If so, I will do some research on that...
from the threeparttable doc: "For figures, there is an equivalent measuredfigure environment. It is fairly fragile though, and should be used only for a single graphic above a single caption."
@David This exactly whta I was looking for! Now all my figures have the same resolution and same size. Thank you very much! It is hard to ask a question if you don't really know what you are looking for, but I will do my best.
Funny. Every time after an answer the unanswered session, the sorting on this page is broken for some time. It seems SX is not prepared for too much disturbance on the unanswered questions front :-)
@DavidCarlisle! So nice to know you are around here. yesterday @egreg told me that when you use a \renewcommand inside a table or figure you get a local definition (i.e., what you do inside it won't affect the rest of your document). Does this apply too for longtable?
@nuttyaboutnatty If you just want some footnotesize text after the image, you can just add \footnotesize This is the secondary caption after \includegraphics.
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as I'm trying to "figure" out the roadmap/workflow ahead of me: Can anyone tell me if axes-labels, captions and footnotesize-"captions" should (generally) be included in the compiled-and-exported figure-containing-pdf, or should these (which of these ?) be added only around a "naked" imported/inputted figure in the "mother document" ?
@nuttyaboutnatty If I understand your question: The axes labels belong to the plot, so if you have a PDF with the plot, the labels should be a part of that. The captions are part of the text in the 'mother' document.
@MarioS.E. Maybe it's country/language dependent. I think the theory behind it is that an indent is redundant immediately after a heading as it's obviously a new paragraph.
@MarioS.E. The Oxford Style Manual just says "It is common not to indent the first paragraph in each chapter, or the first new paragraph following a heading, subheading, or line space."
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Does it have any relation?
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You may use \usefonttheme{professionalfonts} or, equivalently, pass the option [professionalfonts] to beamer:
\documentclass[professionalfonts]{beamer}
so that the Beamer's internals do not rewrite the font schemes used.
I have created some new short command using \newcommand in the following example:
\documentclass[12pt,twoside,a4paper]{book}
\usepackage[left=.45in,right=.45in,top=.50in,bottom=.50in]{geometry}
\usepackage{enumerate,amsmath}
\newcommand{\ba}{\begin{array}}
\newcommand{\ea}{\end{arra...
I'm using the minted package to produce nice looking java-code but I would like to make a box around the code so it is easier to separate the code from the rest of the document.
What is the easiest way to do this?
Here is an example of the code I would like be inside a box:
How do these flags work? Why are they limited? Are they limited by time, by quantity, or perhaps based on your reputation? Why have I seen posts that say
Closed as too localized by X, Y and Z.
Does it have any relation?
