NicoWinger wrote:
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
You will also need \setcounter{enumi}{3} in the same ERT box;
otherwise you'll get
3.
1.
on the second slide (I think).
Ah yes. I forgot.
Jürgen
The [allowframebreaks]-Option doesn't work for me... I insert it at the
beginning of the 2nd slide's title, but the enumeration starts new.
If you are going to use allowframebreaks, you don't have a second slide
-- you put all the items on one big frame, with [allowframebreaks] in
ERT at the start of the frame's title. Beamer will take care of
splitting up the frame when you output the document (and will also add
Roman numerals to the titles).
When I
put a "[3]" at the beginning of the 2nd slide's enumeration it has the right
number, but in wrong format (not as the other enumeration-points).
Meaning that it is an Arabic numeral rather than a Roman numeral, or
what? If that's it, put [iii.] rather than [3.]. (You also need to
include in the [] any punctuation that goes with the item label.)
The \setcounter{enumi}{3}-Command at the beginning of the 2nd slide's
numeration works, but not for the first item. All of the following items
have correct numbers, but the first has still "1". How can I resolve this?
You need both [3.] (or whatever) and the setcounter, and the [3.] must
be the very first thing in the ERT at the beginning of the item.
/Paul
