Beamer handout mode: Disable collapsing for some frames

Question

Some frames of my beamer contain not only standard \pause statements, but also graphics which are displayed on only a single step.

As a result, when rendering in handout mode, not all content fits onto the page.

So I need a way to disable handout-mode frame collapsing for certain frames.

I've tried \pause<handout:1>, but as expected it did not work.

Lionel MANSUY · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-07 16:15:45Z

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You should replace \pause by \onslide{ ... }, which is able to understand \onslide<handout:1>

BTW: handout:1 is for displaying the content in the handout page 1, to remove the unwanted content, use handout:0

Edit: graphics included by \includegraphics can be paused by \includegraphics<+> and not shown in the handout by \includegraphics<+|handout:0>

answered Feb 7, 2013 at 16:15

Lionel MANSUY

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Thanks. Basically the final solution was to replace every <X> by a <X|handout:X>.
– mic_e
Feb 7, 2013 at 21:23
Right, but I find easier to write most of the time <+> or <+-> as renumerate all the things when I insert one item
– Lionel MANSUY
Feb 8, 2013 at 8:35

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