Your LaTeX presentations can look good. No, really.
Look at that:
Now look at that:
Now at this:
Now look at yourself, and think about what you've done.
Good.
To use beamleeto
, just
\documentclass{beamleeto}
\title{Presentation title}
\date{\today} % For example
\author{Author}
\affiliation{Affiliation} % Optionally
% Repeat as needed
\logo[height=1in]{logo.png} % Optionally
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\slide[Topics of the Presentation]
\vskip 0pt plus .5fil
\maketopics
\slide[Title of the First Slide]
\subtitle[Preliminaries]
...
\end{document}
You can correct this in three simple steps:
- Pick up The TeX Book
- Marvel at it, for the knowledge within outshines your space-glue-incapable intellect
- Put it back down and go use PowerPoint
Alternatively, read this TeXExchange
post, and stop being afraid of a little
\vskip
and \vfil
. Also stop using a technology by blindly copying and
pasting snippets of code.
Feel free to send a passionate defence of Beamer to
miguelmurca+beamleeto﹫gmail·com
, to be appropriately ignored.
Yes.