My question is in a sense the reverse of this question on overlays. Here's what I'd like to do.
I have a beamer presentation that includes two frames, each with some overlays. Each frame looks like
\begin{frame}
\includegraphics<1>{fig1}
\includegraphics<2>{fig2}
....
\end{frame}
Suppose I have 3 overlays in each frame. Then my output PDF has 6 pages and even if I don't render page numbers in my style, I can see the page numbers in the viewer.
What I'd like instead to have happen is that the pages are numbered X-Y in the final PDF, so that in my PDF viewer, I see "1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3" instead of 1-6.
Note that this may be independent of whether I choose to render the page numbers in a beamer style (I'm not sure if it is).
My reason is that I want a better way to calibrate the "number of slides" that my talk has, and overlays shouldn't really count (because they animate quickly)
Update: Here's an example of what I'd see in the viewer:
beamer
to put theA-B
part in there. The first of these is notbeamer
related and, without investigation, for me looks the harder task. Do you know if it is possible? If not, and my interpretation is right, you might want to consider splitting this into two questions accordingly.