Uwe St�hr wrote:
> Yes this is a xcolor problem. Beamer v2.10 is incompatible with xcolor
> v1.10 (xcolor v1.09 works), see
> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=600660&aid=930199&group_i
>d=92412
beamer v2.11 has just been released. This issue should be fixed.
> > I got also an error "LaTeX Error: Command \boldsymbol already defined."
>
> After downgrading to xcolor 1.09 this problem remains. When I export the
> template into LaTeX, I see that LyX adds the following:
>
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% LyX specific LaTeX commands.
> %% Bold symbol macro for standard LaTeX users
> \newcommand{\boldsymbol}[1]{\mbox{\boldmath $#1$}}
>
> But beamer also defines a command \boldsymbold, so I want to disable
> LyX's \boldsymbol as a short workaround. How could this be done?
> (I'll inform the author of beamer, that he shouldn't use this command.)
Hm, perhaps LyX should use \providecommand instead.
> > p.s. What other LaTeX package could be used together with LyX for
> > presentations? I found in the list archive something about the package
> > pdfscreen. Has anybody some experiences (or example LyX-files) with
> > prosper, slide etc.?
>
> Nevertheless this would be interesting.
I am actually using beamer and IMO this package is outstanding. The
presentations are not only nice, but also very well structured. And it's easy
to use and powerful.
J�rgen.
