I have some fairly complex slides where I'd like to have an intermediate slide on the handout. (In order that I can have separate \note
pages for two parts of the slide. Here's an MWE showing what the problem is:
\documentclass[handout]{beamer}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}<1>[label=foo]
foo\pause bar
\end{frame}
\end{document}
Handout mode is printing "foobar" since it is ignoring the overlay specifications. This is normally fine, but I'd like a way to explicitly say "Hey, handout mode, this time, I really do mean just print slide 1 of this frame! Replacing <1>
with <1|handout:1>
doesn't work. Any advice?
In the real test case, there's some againframe
trickery to talk through half the slide, move onto a little tangent, then back for the second half of the first slide. I'd like to have a "halfway" slide on the handout so that it can be followed by my notes relating to what I should have said by that point (just before the tangent).
Edit: Note that this doesn't seem to depend on how the slides are incremented. That is, it isn't due to any weird behaviour of \pause
. \onslide<2>
and \onslide<+>
both produce the same behaviour.