Christian Ridderström wrote:
I really like foiltex. I used it for all my overheads. It's simple and to the point. Powerpoint is just a lot of chart junk, IMO. If you don't really have something to present, use Powerpoint. For serious work, I would highly recomment foiltex.
Hi
I did some presentations with LyX and FoilTeX, which worked ok for simple stuff. Then I tried PowerPoint once (never again, spent too much time "fiddling"), Star Office once or twice (couldn't get nice equations)
and then went back to LyX with something called Prosper. That seems enough for me anyway.
At this URL you can find my latest presentation created with LyX/Prosper
http://www.md.kth.se/~chr/lyx/presentation/
It's there both in .lyx-format and in .pdf, so you can see both what it looks like and what the code's like.
/Christian
I'm using:
OS: RH 7.3
TeX: teTeX
Lyx : Version 1.2.1
Adobe Acrobat 5
Rick B.
