Amanheis
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Hi there,
I'm sure many of you use the LaTeX beamer class to create their presentations. I love it and find it highly superior to, say, power point or open office. The presentations are always visually appealing, elegant and consistent.
But one minor thing is bothering me: They all look the same! When we have a seminar at school where everyone has to give a talk, you see the same themes at 50% of the time.
Does anyone know a tutorial or something on how to modify existing themes so I can give my presentation a touch of uniqueness? Maybe by designing the colors according to the website of the institution I'm with, so in my case the right touch of red and yellow, like here: http://www.physik.uni-heidelberg.de/
Although this is probably going to take a lot of time that I don't have... I just thought I'd see what the rest of you is doing about that, if anything at all.
I'm sure many of you use the LaTeX beamer class to create their presentations. I love it and find it highly superior to, say, power point or open office. The presentations are always visually appealing, elegant and consistent.
But one minor thing is bothering me: They all look the same! When we have a seminar at school where everyone has to give a talk, you see the same themes at 50% of the time.
Does anyone know a tutorial or something on how to modify existing themes so I can give my presentation a touch of uniqueness? Maybe by designing the colors according to the website of the institution I'm with, so in my case the right touch of red and yellow, like here: http://www.physik.uni-heidelberg.de/
Although this is probably going to take a lot of time that I don't have... I just thought I'd see what the rest of you is doing about that, if anything at all.