One difference maybe that beamer uses its own translation-setup. That is, it does not use babel. If you look at beamerbasemisc.sty, you can find a note to the effect that the translation stuff is 'suboptimal' and that babel should be used (but isn't). So for beamer, you might need to look at the way beamer does it. – cfr Sep 19 '14 at 1:47. Mar 20, 2011 Look for the word “beamer” under the “Name” list and click it then hit the “+” icon. I don’t have a list of the dependencies, but a Google search shows that Beamer needs pgf and latex-color. Of course, you also need to install the dependencies of the dependencies (and so forth). LaTeX forum ⇒ Scientific Word/Workplace ⇒ beamer Several Authors on Title Information and discussion about Scientific Word and Scientific Workplace, two commercial WYSIWYG-like editors for Windows.
Hi,because of some conflicts in our university, I have to use a 'corporate design'. However, because it's only available in PowerPoint and not a good one, too and I desided to build a design very near the corporate design we should use. Beamer comes with PaloAlto which ist quite near but has some disadvantages, so I changed to a combination of the colorthemes 'orchid' and 'whale'. Again, this come with some disadvantages, for instance the color combination is a bit to dark - the one used in the example is to dark, too, I will correct tha one day or the other.

When I only use whale and set the colors by hand, then I find a dark rectangle in the upper right corner of the slides. I tried to solve that by not using any colortheme than sidebar, the rectangle vanishes - I assume, the colorthemes overlapped at the upper right area. But then the section-fontcolor and subsection-fontcolor in the sidebar isn't white anymore but more of a fairly unvisible grey-blue-mix.



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For any help or hint, I am grateful. Have a nice one.
