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An Introduction To The UT Beamer Theme

This document provides an introduction to the UT Beamer theme. It describes how to install the theme files, provides a minimal example of using the theme, outlines available style options, and explains how to customize the layout of the title page using the \utbeamerset command. Font usage and feedback on the theme are also briefly addressed.

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An Introduction To The UT Beamer Theme

This document provides an introduction to the UT Beamer theme. It describes how to install the theme files, provides a minimal example of using the theme, outlines available style options, and explains how to customize the layout of the title page using the \utbeamerset command. Font usage and feedback on the theme are also briefly addressed.

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An Introduction to the UT

Beamer Theme

Jasper Goseling
Stochastic Operations Research Group,
University of Twente
September 16, 2011
Installation

Make sure that the following files are available to tex


I beamerthemeut.sty
I beamerthemeutresources.pdf
(One way to make them available to tex is to put them in a
directory together with your tex file.)

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A Minimal Example
\documentclass{beamer}
\usetheme{ut}

\title[UT Beamer]{A UT Beamer Theme}


\author[J.~Goseling]{Jasper Goseling}
\institute[UT-EWI-SOR]{Stochastic Operations Research
Group,\\ University of Twente}
\date[12-05-2011]{May 12, 2011}

\begin{document}

\maketitle

\begin{frame}\frametitle{Title}
Content.
\end{frame}

\end{document}

Compile with xelatex or pdflatex. If compiled with xelatex


(recommended) the Arial Narrow truetype/opentype font needs to
be available.

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Style Options

I uttitlepage=[true,false], default true: If false, use the default


Beamer title page
I titlepage=[A,B,C,D], default A: Select a title page layout, in
particular background graphics
I euler=[true,false], default true: Selects Euler as the math font
I debug, not enabled by default: Draws boxes on the title page
to facilitate layout
Example: \usetheme[titlepage=B,euler=false,debug]{ut}

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\utbeamerset

The command \utbeamerset can be used to set additional


options in the theme. Currently only the layout of the title page
can be adjusted. The command can be issued in the preamble as:
\utbeamerset{optiona=valuea, optionb=valueb, optionc=valuec}

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Layout of the Title Page
I The title page consists of three boxes, A, B and C. Box A
contains the title and subtitle. Box B contains the author
names, affiliations and date. Box C contains the titlegraphic.
The boxes are positioned absolutely on the page. The position
and the size of the boxes can be adjusted with the
\utbeamerset command. Box A has top left coordinate
(tpboxax,tpboxay), width tpboxawd and height tpboxaht.
All sizes and positions are in mm.
I Overview of all options that can be used in \utbeamerset:
tpboxax, tpboxay, tpboxawd, tpboxaht, tpboxbx, tpboxby,
tpboxbwd, tpboxbht, tpboxcx, tpboxcy, tpboxcwd, tpboxcht.
I By default the boxes themselves are not visible. By using the
option debug (\usetheme[debug]{ut}) the boxes are
visible, faciliting the layout.

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Fonts

Use xelatex to get Arial fonts.

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Feedback

Feedback is greatly appreciated.


Jasper Goseling ([email protected])

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Introduction to the Next Part
A Normal Frame

A list
I First item
I Second item

A Block
Content of the block.

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Testing the Math Font

Zb X
N
α, β, γ, 1, 2, 3, f (x)dx, , E[X ].
a i=1

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