F. Tusell

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	523 reputation	bio	website	et.bs.ehu.es/~etptupaf	visits	member for	2 years, 9 months
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Jan 27	awarded	Scholar
Jan 27	accepted	Command for a question in Beamer
Jan 26	comment	Command for a question in Beamer Thank you very much. Using auto-increment (<+->) works for me as you say. I wish it could also be used when I code overlays manually, which sometimes I need to do for more control. But your solution is good enough for most of my uses.
Jan 26	comment	Command for a question in Beamer Because I want my students to have in front of them the current slide when I ask them the feedback question.
Jan 26	awarded	Student
Jan 26	asked	Command for a question in Beamer
Sep 22	awarded	Nice Answer
Aug 12	awarded	Yearling
Jun 8	awarded	Caucus
Oct 16	comment	printing beamer slides @MYaseen208: This I don't know. I suppose you could tweak the package. You might ask Guido Diepen.
Aug 13	awarded	Yearling
Jun 6	answered	n-up printing of beamer slides with empty right-hand side
Jan 16	comment	Taking notes while reading a journal paper @ Simon: I use Linux! I have missed Xournal, I will have a look at it. Thank you for pointing this out.
Jan 15	answered	Taking notes while reading a journal paper
Jan 11	answered	Merge two outputted PDFs from LaTeX?
Dec 19	comment	Arrow with text above No, it doesn't. I only use it with short text that has enough room over the regular \rightarrow (or \longrightarrow). I did not understand from your question that you wanted an stretchable arrow. For that you mighr try tou first build an arrow of the right size, then placing text atop it
Dec 19	comment	Arrow with text above I use it in this way: \overlim{a.s} or \overlim{p} and the text comes out on top of the arrow.
Dec 19	answered	Arrow with text above
Dec 5	answered	Best practice for maintaining change history in tex
Nov 9	comment	Setting document width in Lyx He said "preferably in Lyx", which is why I thought package geometry could be an option. Otherwise, yes, I think cropping is the last resort, and I only use it for PDF's for which I do not have control.