Example

Bert Bos
Bert Bos
27 June 2002
Introduction
- Slidemaker is a Perl script
- Splits HTML file into several smaller files
- Splits before every H1 element
- Generated files exists in several styles
- Number of styles is configurable
- Adds navigation buttons, icon, table of contents
Using slidemaker off-line
- Unzip "slidemaker.zip"
- Go to (generated) directory "Talks"
- Create directory for your presentation
- Go to that directory
- Create presentation in "all.htm"
- Copy Makefile and make.bat from "../Tools"
- Run "make"
- Edit (generated) file "infos.txt"
- Run "make" again
Supported platforms
Slidemaker needs Perl & Make. It runs on
- Windows (Perl & Make included in slidemaker.zip)
- Any platform with Perl and Make already installed
How to avoid using slidemaker
[As of June 2002, only yet supported by Opera 5 & 6]
Pre-defined style sheets
In directory "Tools":
- slide-1024.css: black-on-white text, blue headings
- w3ctalk-1024.css: white-on-blue text, yellow headings
- w3ctalk-all.css: for viewing/editing the "all.htm" file
- w3ctalk-proj.css: for "all.htm" in "projection" mode
- w3ctalk-print.css: for printing the "all.htm" file
(Files named "640" and "800" are for old, low-res screens; don't use
them)
History & acknowledgements
Slidemaker was made in 1997 by Stephan Montigaud
Subsequently improved by Pierre Fillault, Bert Bos, Masayasu Ishikawa and
many others.
As you see here, you can add notes inside a DIV element with class "comment".
Such notes will not be shown during the presentation, but they will show up when printing the "all.htm" file.