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<[autotemplate]
usepackage=[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage=[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage={color}
usepackage={textcomp}
usepackage={graphics}
usepackage={wasysym}
usepackage={beamerthemeWarsaw}
title={wiki2beamer: \\ Howto include graphics}
author={Michael Rentzsch}
date={\today}
[autotemplate]>
==== Content ====
<[center]
This document shows how to use pictures/images
in !!wiki2beamer!! presentations.
[center]>
==== The \LaTeX\ Way ====
As alway, you can use plain \LaTeX\ code to include figures
\vfill
{\tt $\backslash$includegraphics[\ldots]\{\ldots\} }
\vfill
<[center]
\includegraphics[width=4cm]{fig/knot}
[center]>
==== The wiki2beamer Way: Part1 ====
'''wiki2beamer''' offers another way to include images which will be %
transformed to a \LaTeX\ @includegraphics@-statement:
\vfill
{\tt $<$$<$$<$filename$>$$>$$>$ }
\vfill
<[center]
<<<fig/knot>>>
[center]>
==== The wiki2beamer Way: Part2 ====
You can pass '''parameters''' to the @includegraphics@-command using %
a comma to separate them from the file name:
\vfill
{\tt $<$$<$$<$filename,width=4cm,height=3cm$>$$>$$>$ }
\vfill
<[center]
<<<fig/knot,width=4cm,height=3cm>>>
[center]>
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