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<td><br><h2>making slides</h2></td>
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<a href="../doc/Welcome.html"><img src="../doc/ploticus.gif" border=0></a><br>
<a href="../doc/Welcome.html">Welcome</a>
<a href="../gallery/index.html">Gallery</a>
<a href="../doc/Contents.html">Handbook</a>
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<title>Manual page for making_slides(PL)</title>
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<a href="../gallery/kmslide.htm">kmslide<br><img src="../gallery/kmslide.gif"></a><br>
<h2>EXAMPLES</h2>
In addition to the above example, these gallery examples are
set up as slides:
<a href="../gallery/td.htm">
td
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and
<a href="../gallery/errbar5.htm">
errbar5
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<h2>MAKING SLIDES</h2>
<b>pl</b> and <b>pltab</b> may be used to create slides.<tt> </tt>
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There are several strategies: 1) use <b>pl</b> or <b>pltab</b> in PostScript
mode, sending it directly to a film slide making system;
2) use <b>pl</b> or <b>pltab</b> to generate a data display then
import it (PNG, EPS, GIF) into your slide system;
3) use <b>pl</b> or <b>pltab</b> in PNG or GIF mode and present
graphs using a browser and a screen projection system.<tt> </tt>
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<h2>POWERPOINT</h2>
PNG,
<a href="svg.html">
SVG
</a>
, and GIF files may be imported into PowerPoint.<tt> </tt>
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EPS files may be used with PowerPoint if the result will be
processed through a PostScript film imager (the EPS will not
be visible when previewing the slides on the screen, or if presenting
slides from a screen projector).
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<h2>BACKGROUNDS</h2>
Often light lines on a dark background works better on slides.<tt> </tt>
In the example, <tt>proc page</tt> is used to set a dark
background color (darkblue), and a light text/line color (white).<tt> </tt>
Also the overall line thickness is increased.<tt> </tt>
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It may be convenient to use a background color of <tt>transparent</tt> when
making a PNG or GIF for inclusion into a slides package. This allows
the ploticus graph to be "overlayed" on the existing background color
of the importing application (assuming that it knows about transparency).<tt> </tt>
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<a href="Welcome.html">
<img src="../doc/ploticus.gif" border=0></a><br><small>data display engine <br>
<a href="../doc/Copyright.html">Copyright Steve Grubb</a>
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