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Problem When using a document fragment for a header or footer, the document fragment is not being inserted into the generated document. Overview The reason why the document The Document.craeteDocumentFragment() API creates a new empty document fragment (DocumentFragment) object. The document fragment is a lightweight container for

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Peut être collé dans n'importe quel endroit du document XML où il est possible de coller du texte.•Un fragment de texte est marqué dans le Authentic View et copié dans le presse-papiers. (i) Si ce fragment est collé en tant que XML, alors les balises de marquage XML du texte, bien que celles-ci n'ont pas été copiées explicitement avec le fragment de texte, seront collées avec le texte, mais uniquement si le nœud XML est valide à l'endroit où le fragment est collé. (ii) Si le fragment est collé en tant que texte, il peut être collé n'importe où dans le document XML où il est possible de coller du texte.Note :le texte sera copié dans les nœuds dans les endroits où le texte est autorisé, vous devrez donc veiller à ce que le texte copié n'invalide pas le document. Le texte copié devra donc être : (i) lexicalement valide dans le nouvel emplacement (par exemple des caractères non-numériques dans un nœud numérique serait un exemple invalide), et (ii) ne pas invalider le nœud d'une autre manière (par exemple, quatre chiffres dans un nœud qui n'accepte que des nombres à trois chiffres serait un exemple d'invalidation du nœud).Note :si le texte collé invalide le document de quelque manière, le texte sera affiché en rouge.SupprimerLa commande Supprimer supprime le nœud sélectionné et son contenu. Un nœud est considéré être sélectionné pour cet objectif en plaçant le curseur dans le nœud ou en cliquant soit sur la balise de démarrage ou de fin du nœud.

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ButtonsThe reload buttonBookmarks and elements (both directly by users, and programmatically via element.click() etc.) elements (both directly by users, and programmatically via element.submit() etc.)As a special case of the above, the target="nameOfSomeWindow" attribute on , , and will navigate a window whose window.name is nameOfSomeWindowThe Refresh HTTP response headerThe window.location setter, the various location.* setters, and the location.replace(), location.assign(), and location.reload() methods. Note that these can be called from other frames, including cross-origin ones.Calling window.open(url, nameOfSomeWindow) will navigate a window whose window.name is nameOfSomeWindowhistory.back(), history.forward(), and history.go()history.pushState() and history.replaceState()navigation.back(), navigation.forward(), navigation.traverseTo()navigation.navigate(), navigation.reload()document.open()Cross-document navigations are navigations where, after the navigation completes, you end up in a different Document object than the one you are curently on. Notably, these unload the old document, and stop running any JavaScript code from there.Same-document navigations are ones where, after the navigation completes, you stay on the same Document, with the same JavaScript environment.Most navigations are cross-document navigations. Same-document navigations can happen due to:Any of the above navigation mechanisms only updating the URL's fragment, e.g. location.hash = "foo" or clicking on or calling history.back() after either of those two actionshistory.pushState() and history.replaceState()document.open()Intercepting a cross-document navigation using the navigation object's navigate event, and calling event.intercept()Here's a summary table:TriggerCross- vs. same-documentFires navigate?e.userInitiatede.cancelablee.canInterceptBrowser UI (back/forward)EitherYesYesYes ❖Yes †*Browser UI (non-back/forwardfragment change only)SameYesYesYesYesBrowser UI (non-back/forwardother)CrossNo———// (target="_self" or no target="")EitherYesYes ‡YesYes *//(non-_self target="")EitherYes ΔYes ‡YesYes *Either ◊YesNoYesYes *Refresh headerEither ◊YesNoYesYes *window.locationEitherYes ΔNoYesYes *history.{back,forward,go}()EitherYesNoYes ❖Yes †*history.{pushState,replaceState}()SameYesNoYesYesnavigation.{back,forward,traverseTo}()EitherYesNoYes ❖Yes †*navigation.navigate()EitherYesNoYesYes *navigation.reload()CrossYesNoYesYeswindow.open(url, "_self")EitherYesNoYesYes *window.open(url, name)EitherYes ΔNoYesYes *document.open()SameNo———† = No if cross-document‡ = No if triggered via, e.g., element.click()* = No if the URL differs from the page's current one in components besides path/query/fragment, or is cross-origin from the current page and differs in any component besides fragment.Δ = No if cross-document and initiated from a cross origin-domain window, e.g. frames['cross-origin-frame'].location.href = ... or ◊ = fragment navigations initiated by or the Refresh header are only same-document in some browsers: whatwg/html#6451❖ = Only in the top window, if the traversal is same-origin, and either the traversal is not user-initiated, or there is a consumable user activation in the current window.See the discussion on restrictions to understand the reasons why the last few columns are filled out in the way they are.As a final note, we only fire the navigate event when navigating to URLs that have a fetch scheme. Notably, this excludes navigations to javascript: URLs.Spec details: the above comprehensive list does not fully match when the

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Properties:id: a user-agent-generated UUID identifying this particular NavigationHistoryEntry. This will be changed upon any mutation of the current history entry, such as replacing its state or updating the current URL.key: a user-agent-generated UUID identifying this history entry "slot". This will stay the same even if the entry is replaced.index: the index of this NavigationHistoryEntry within the (Window- and origin-specific) history entry list. (Or, -1 if the entry is no longer in the list, or not yet in the list.)url: the URL of this history entry (as a string).sameDocument: a boolean indicating whether this entry is for the current document, or whether navigating to it will require a full navigation (either from the network, or from the browser's back/forward cache). Note: for navigation.currentEntry, this will always be true.It also has a method getState(), which retrieve the navigation API state for the entry. This is somewhat similar to history.state, but it will survive fragment navigations, and getState() always returns a fresh clone of the state to avoid the misleading nature of history.state:navigation.reload({ state: { test: 2 } });// Don't do this: it won't be saved to the stored state.navigation.currentEntry.getState().test = 3;console.assert(navigation.currentEntry.getState().test === 2);// Instead do this, combined with a `navigate` event handler:navigation.reload({ state: { ...navigation.currentEntry.getState(), test: 3 } });Crucially, navigation.currentEntry stays the same regardless of what iframe navigations happen. It only reflects the current entry for the current frame. The complete list of ways the current navigation API history entry can change to a new entry (with a new NavigationHistoryEntry object, and a new key value) are:A fragment navigation, which will copy over the navigation API state to the new entry.Via history.pushState(). (Not history.replaceState().)A full-page navigation to a different document. This could be an existing document in the browser's back/forward cache, or a new document. In the latter case, this will generate a new entry on the new page's window.navigation.entries() list, somewhat similar to navigation.navigate(navigatedToURL, { state: undefined }). Note that if the navigation is cross-origin, then we'll end up in a separate navigation API history entries list for that other origin.When using the navigate event to convert a cross-document non-replace navigation into a same-document navigation.The current entry can be replaced with a new entry, with a new NavigationHistoryEntry object and a new id (but usually the same key), in the following ways:Via history.replaceState().Via cross-document replace navigations generated by location.replace() or navigation.navigate(url, { history: "replace", ... }). Note that if the navigation. Problem When using a document fragment for a header or footer, the document fragment is not being inserted into the generated document. Overview The reason why the document The Document.craeteDocumentFragment() API creates a new empty document fragment (DocumentFragment) object. The document fragment is a lightweight container for

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In the Cloning Clipboard By Chris | Published: August 30, 2016 The Cloning Clipboard is an easy, and flexible, way to design and document your cloning strategies. Here’s two tips on manipulating a single fragment.– If you drag a fragment from the Cloning Clipboard to a vector, then you’ll get the ligation dialog. However, if you have already selected a pair of enzyme sites, then the ligation dialog does not appear. Instead, your fragment is immediately ligated into those two sites. This also happens if there is an unambiguous way the two fragments would ligate together. For example, an EcoRI-BamHI fragment would ligate directly into a vector digested with EcoRI and BamHI. Whereas if you’d just digested with EcoRI it would not.– If you need to manipulate, or save, a fragment before ligating it, then just double click on the fragment in the Cloning Clipboard. A new sequence window containing your fragment with its annotation will appear. The “digested end” information will be lost though. So in any subsequent ligation, the new sequence will be treated as a blunt ended fragment.Do remember that the history of a ligation is always documented. Also that the Cloning Clipboard allows you to export fragments as PDF. So you can make flow charts, showing the cloning strategy used for a construct, in an application such as Illustrator, PowerPoint or Word. 101 things you (maybe) didn’t know about MacVector: #49 – Identifying CRISPR Indels By Kevin | Published: August 17, 2016 If you are screening a set of clones for the presence of changes after a CRISPR experiment, then the MacVector Analyze | Align To Reference functionality is the approach to use. However, you may find that the default parameters are not ideal for this type of analysis – they are tuned for simple sequence

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To a single presentation slide.\item To create frames in a Beamer document,\begin{stepenumerate}\item Apply a frame fragment:\begin{stepitemize}\item The \textbf{Frame with title and subtitle} fragment starts and ends anew frame and includes a title and subtitle.\item The \textbf{Frame with title }fragment starts and ends a new frame andincludes a title.\item The \textbf{Frame} fragment starts and ends a new frame.\end{stepitemize}\item Place the text for the frame between the BeginFrame and EndFramefields.\item Enter the frame title and subtitle.If you used the Frame fragment, apply the Frame title and Frame subtitletext tags as necessary.\end{stepenumerate}\end{stepitemize}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Suppressing frame headlines, footlines, and sidebars}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame[plain]}{\begin{frame}[plain]}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}[plain]%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Suppressing frame headlines, footlines, and sidebars}\begin{itemize}\item Having a frame without the usual frame elements is useful:\begin{itemize}\item The text area is slightly larger.\item Large graphics may look nicer.\end{itemize}\item To create a frame that suppresses the headlines, footlines, andsidebars,\begin{enumerate}\item Apply the BeginFrame fragment to start a frame.\item Double-click the fragment to open the TeX field.\item In the entry area, place the insertion point at the end of the \TEXTsymbol{\backslash}begin\{frame\} command and type \textbf{[plain]}.\item Choose \textbf{OK}.\item Apply the EndFrame fragment to end the frame.\item Place the text for the frame between the two fragments.\end{enumerate}\item To illustrate, the headline, footline, and sidebars have beensuppressed in this frame.\end{itemize}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Breaking frames automatically}%TCIMACRO{%%\TeXButton{BeginFrame[allowframebreaks]}{\begin{frame}[allowframebreaks]}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}[allowframebreaks]%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Breaking frames automatically}\begin{itemize}\item When information extends beyond the boundaries of a single slide, youcan use a Beamer option to automatically create additional slides within theframe.\item To break the frame automatically,\begin{enumerate}\item Apply the BeginFrame fragment to start a frame.\item Double-click the fragment to open the TeX field.\item In the entry area, place the insertion point at the end of the \TEXTsymbol{\backslash}begin\{frame\} command and type \textbf{%[allowframebreaks]}.\item Choose \textbf{OK}.\item Apply the EndFrame fragment to end the frame.\item Place the text for the frame between the two fragments.\end{enumerate}\item Beamer modifies the Frame title to indicate which of several slides isdisplayed. Here, you see "Breaking frames

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Liste de menu consistant en un nœud sélectionné et tous ses ancêtres inamovibles (ceux qui n'invalideront pas le document) jusqu'à l'élément du document. Cliquer sur l'élément à supprimer. Il s'agit là d'une méthode rapide pour supprimer un élément ou un ancêtre amovible. Veuillez noter qu'en cliquant sur un élément ancêtre, vous supprimerez tous ses descendants, y compris l'élément sélectionné.EffacerLa commande Effacer efface la balise élément autour de la sélection. Si le nœud entier est sélectionné, la balise élément sera effacée pour le nœud entier. Si un segment de texte est sélectionné, la balise élément sera uniquement effacée autours de ce segment de texte.AppliquerLa commande Appliquer applique un élément sélectionné à votre sélection dans la fenêtre principale. Pour plus de détails, voir Assistants à la saisie Mode Authentic.Copier, Couper, CollerIl s'agit des commandes Windows standard. Veuillez noter, néanmoins que la commande Coller colle du texte soit en tant que XML ou en tant que Texte, selon les spécifications du designer de la feuille de style pour la SPS complète. Pour plus d'informations concernant le fonctionnement des commandes Copier en tant que XML et Copier en tant que Texte, voir la description de la commande Coller en tant que juste en-dessous.Coller commeLa commande Coller en tant que permet de coller en tant que XML ou en tant que texte un fragment XML de Authentic View (qui a été copié dans le presse-papiers). Si le fragment copié est collé en tant que XML, il est collé avec sa balise XML. S'il est collé en tant que texte, seul le contenu de texte du fragment copié est collé (pas la balise XML, si existante). Les situations suivantes sont possibles :•Un nœud entier et ses balises de marquage sont marqués dans Authentic View et copiés dans le presse-papiers. (i) Le nœud peut être collé en tant que XML dans n'importe quel endroit où ce nœud peut être placé validement. Il ne sera pas collé dans un emplacement invalide. (ii) Si le nœud est collé en tant que texte, seul le contenu du texte de ce nœud sera collé (pas la balise) ; le contenu suivant

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Chapter 12. XML (eXtensible Markup Language) SupportIndex: Declaration of XML Types XML Functions XML sample Declaration of XML TypesDECLARE v_xml_obj xml default '';select v_xml_obj;set v_xml_obj=xmlattributes('tom' as name);select v_xml_obj;CREATE TABLE if not exists ademo ( item varchar(16), xmlDemo xml);XML Functions XMLPARSE ( { DOCUMENT | CONTENT } string1): Returns a value of type xml. If string1 resolves to null, then the function returns null. If you specify DOCUMENT, then string1 must resolve to a singly rooted XML document. If you specify CONTENT, then string1 must resolve to a valid XML value. XMLSERIALIZE ( { DOCUMENT | CONTENT } value_expr [[AS] type]): Returns a string or LOB containing the contents of value_expr. If you specify DOCUMENT, then the value_expr must be a valid XML document. If you specify CONTENT, then the value_expr need not be a singly rooted XML document. However it must be valid XML content. The data type specified can be a string type (VARCHAR) or CLOB . The default is CLOB. XMLCOMMENT(string1): Returns an XML comment with the specified text as content. The text cannot contain "--" or end with a "-" so that the resulting construct is a valid XML comment. If the argument is null, the result is null. XMLELEMENT([NAME] name [, XMLATTRIBUTES(value [[AS] attname] [, ... ])] [, content, ...]): Returns an XML element with the given name, attributes, and content. XMLATTRIBUTES(value [[AS] attname] [, ... ]): Returns attribute values. XMLFOREST(value [[AS] elementname] [, ... ]): Returns an XML fragment that is the concatenation of these converted arguments. XMLCONCAT(expr[,...]): Returns an XML content fragment. Null values are omitted; the result is only null if there are no nonnull arguments. XMLPI(NAME name [, value_expr]]): Return an XML processing instruction using name and optionally the evaluated result of value_expr. A processing instruction is commonly used to provide to an application information that is associated with all or part of an XML document. The application uses the processing instruction to determine how best to process the XML document.The optional value_expr must resolve to a string. If you omit value_expr, then a zero-length string is the default. The value returned. Problem When using a document fragment for a header or footer, the document fragment is not being inserted into the generated document. Overview The reason why the document The Document.craeteDocumentFragment() API creates a new empty document fragment (DocumentFragment) object. The document fragment is a lightweight container for

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Once it does, the browser will:If the promise rejects, fire navigateerror on navigation and reject navigation.transition.finished.If the promise fulfills, fire navigatesuccess on navigation and fulfill navigation.transition.finished.Set navigation.transition to null.For the duration of any such promise settling, any browser loading UI such as a spinner will behave as if it were doing a cross-document navigation.Note that the browser does not wait for any returned promises to settle in order to update its URL/history-displaying UI (such as URL bar or back button), or to update location.href and navigation.currentEntry, unless a commit option of "after-transition" is provided to event.intercept(). See below for more details.If intercept() is called multiple times (e.g., by multiple different listeners to the navigate event), then all of the promises returned by any handlers will be combined together using the equivalent of Promise.all(), so that the navigation only counts as a success once they have all fulfilled, or the navigation counts as an error at the point where any of them reject.In #66, we are discussing adding the capability to delay URL/current entry updates to not happen immediately, as a future extension.Example: replacing navigations with single-page app navigationsThe following is the kind of code you might see in an application or framework's router: { // Some navigations, e.g. cross-origin navigations, we cannot intercept. Let the browser handle those normally. if (!e.canIntercept) { return; } // Don't intercept fragment navigations or downloads. if (e.hashChange || e.downloadRequest !== null) { return; } e.intercept({ handler() { if (e.formData) { processFormDataAndUpdateUI(e.formData, e.sourceElement, e.signal); } else { doSinglePageAppNav(e.destination, e.signal); } } });});">navigation.addEventListener("navigate", e => { // Some navigations, e.g. cross-origin navigations, we cannot intercept. Let the browser handle those normally. if (!e.canIntercept) { return; } // Don't intercept fragment navigations or downloads. if (e.hashChange || e.downloadRequest !== null) { return; } e.intercept({ handler() { if (e.formData) { processFormDataAndUpdateUI(e.formData, e.sourceElement, e.signal); } else { doSinglePageAppNav(e.destination, e.signal); } } });});Here, doSinglePageAppNav and processFormDataAndUpdateUI are functions that can return a promise. For example:async function doSinglePageAppNav(destination, signal) { const htmlFromTheServer = await (await fetch(destination.url, { signal })).text(); document.querySelector("main").innerHTML = htmlFromTheServer;}Note how this example responds to various types of navigations:Cross-origin navigations: let the browser handle it as usual.Same-document fragment navigations: let the browser handle it as usual.Same-document URL or state updates (via history.pushState() or history.replaceState()):Send the information about the URL/state update to doSinglePageAppNav(), which will use it to modify the current document.After that UI update is done, potentially asynchronously, notify

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In a row.By consumable activation, we mean a variant of user activation that we wish to add to the HTML spec. Sticky activation is obviously not correct for preventing trapping the user, because then a single errant click or tap could disable back/forward navigations entirely. However, we are also concerned about using transient activation: it meets our requirement that the user activation can be used once before it is consumed, but the possibility of it expiring due to its transient activation duration elapsing means that web applications may suddenly and unexpectedly get an uncancelable traversal if a back or forward button is pressed and the user happens not to have interacted with the page for a modest period of time. We therefore intend to add a third mode of user activation to the HTML spec, consumable activation, which can be consumed like transient activation, but does not expire based on the transient activation duration.Because canceling is limited to same-document traversals, no special timing or handler is required for firing navigate; the standard fragment navigation timing just works. If the performance concerns around canceling cross-document traversals were to be resolved at some point in the future, special consideration would need to be given to firing navigate at the correct time in the traversal process (presumably at the same time that beforeunload is fired).Finally, the following navigations cannot be replaced with same-document navigations by using event.intercept(), and as such will have event.canIntercept equal to false:Any navigation to a URL which differs in scheme, username, password, host, or port. (I.e., you can only intercept URLs which differ in path, query, or fragment.)Any cross-document back/forward navigations. Transitioning two adjacent history entries from cross-document to same-document has unpleasant ripple effects on web application and browser implementation architecture.We'll note that these restrictions allow canceling cross-origin non-back/forward navigations. Although this might be surprising, in general it doesn't grant additional power. That is, web developers can already intercept click events, or modify their code that would set location.href, even if the destination URL is cross-origin.Measuring standardized single-page navigationsContinuing with the theme of intercept() giving ecosystem benefits beyond just web developer convenience, telling the browser about the start time, duration, end time, and success/failure if a single-page app navigation has benefits for metrics gathering.In particular, analytics frameworks would be able to consume this information from the browser in a way that works across all applications using the navigation API.. Problem When using a document fragment for a header or footer, the document fragment is not being inserted into the generated document. Overview The reason why the document The Document.craeteDocumentFragment() API creates a new empty document fragment (DocumentFragment) object. The document fragment is a lightweight container for

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Headers, footers, and sidebars.\end{itemize}\item This presentation uses the default font scheme.\item To use a different font theme, add the command \texttt{\TEXTsymbol{%\backslash}usefonttheme\{fontthemename\}} to the preamble of your document,replacing any existing \texttt{\TEXTsymbol{\backslash}usefonttheme} command.\end{itemize}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Using columns}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame}{\begin{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Using columns}Beamer supports multiple columns of text.%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginColumns}{\begin{columns}[5cm]}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{columns}[5cm]%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Column}{\column{5cm}}}%%BeginExpansion\column{5cm}%%EndExpansion\begin{stepitemizewithalert}\item To begin columns, apply the BeginColumns fragment.\item Revise the fragment to set the column width.\item The default fragment uses a column width of 6 cm.\end{stepitemizewithalert}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Column}{\column{5cm}}}%%BeginExpansion\column{5cm}%%EndExpansion\begin{stepitemizewithalert}\item To begin later columns, apply and revise the Column fragment.\item Columns can contain inline graphics and movies.\item To end the last column, apply the EndColumns fragment.\end{stepitemizewithalert}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndColumns}{\end{columns}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{columns}%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Adding graphics}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame}{\begin{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Adding graphics}\begin{itemize}\item Frames can contain graphics \FRAME{itbpF}{20.875pt}{22.4375pt}{2pt}{}{%}{logo.wmf}{\special{language "Scientific Word";type"GRAPHIC";maintain-aspect-ratio TRUE;display "PICT";valid_file "F";width20.875pt;height 22.4375pt;depth 2pt;original-width 0.2603in;original-height0.2811in;cropleft "0";croptop "1";cropright "1";cropbottom "0";filename'graphics/logo.wmf';file-properties "XNPEU";}} and movies.\item Columns provide support for laying out graphics and text:\end{itemize}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginColumns}{\begin{columns}[5cm]}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{columns}[5cm]%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Column}{\column{5cm}}}%%BeginExpansion\column{5cm}%%EndExpansion\FRAME{itbpF}{2.4889in}{1.6613in}{0in}{}{}{tubeknot.jpg}{\special{language"Scientific Word";type "GRAPHIC";maintain-aspect-ratio TRUE;display"USEDEF";valid_file "F";width 2.4889in;height 1.6613in;depth0in;original-width 2.4483in;original-height 1.625in;cropleft "0";croptop"1";cropright "1";cropbottom "0";filename'graphics/TubeKnot.jpg';file-properties "XNPEU";}}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Column}{\column{5cm}}}%%BeginExpansion\column{5cm}%%EndExpansion\begin{theorem}A picture is worth 1000 words.\end{theorem}\begin{proof}Look to the left.\end{proof}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndColumns}{\end{columns}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{columns}%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Embedding animations}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame}{\begin{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Embedding animations}\begin{itemize}\item Beamer presentations can include graphics and animations:\bigskip\end{itemize}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginColumns}{\begin{columns}[5cm]}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{columns}[5cm]%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Column}{\column{5cm}}}%%BeginExpansion\column{5cm}%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{%%\TeXButton{Movie}{\movie[palindrome,borderwidth=1pt,width=2in,height=1.5in]{Click me!}{TubeKnot.avi}}}%%BeginExpansion\movie[palindrome,borderwidth=1pt,width=2in,height=1.5in]{Click me!}{TubeKnot.avi}%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Column}{\column{5cm}}}%%BeginExpansion\column{5cm}%%EndExpansion\begin{theorem}An animation is worth 1,000,000 words.\end{theorem}\begin{proof}Click to the left.\end{proof}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndColumns}{\end{columns}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{columns}%%EndExpansion\bigskip{\scriptsize This slide shows an AVI\ file of an animated plot generated in \textsl{SWP }and exported from VCAM.}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Floating graphics and tables}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame}{\begin{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Floating graphics and tables}Usually, floating graphics and tables are automatically labelled as Figureand Table along with a figure and table number. With Beamer, no number isprinted, since numbers make little sense in a normal presentation. You canoverride the default setting to allow automatic numbering. Add the followingto the document preamble:\texttt{\TEXTsymbol{\backslash}setbeamertemplate\{caption\}[numbered]}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion\subsection{Setting class options}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame}{\begin{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Setting class options}Use class options to\begin{itemize}\item Set the base font size for the presentation.\item Set text alignment.\item Set equation numbering.\item Set print quality.\item Format displayed equations.\item Create a presentation, handout, or set of transparencies.\item Hide or display notes.\end{itemize}%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{Transition: Box Out}{\transboxout}}%%BeginExpansion\transboxout%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{EndFrame}{\end{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\end{frame}%%EndExpansion%TCIMACRO{\TeXButton{BeginFrame}{\begin{frame}}}%%BeginExpansion\begin{frame}%%EndExpansion\QTR{frametitle}{Setting class options}\QTR{framesubtitle}{Notes}\note{Here is a Beamer note.}\begin{itemize}\item This sample document is originally supplied with the notes classoption set to Show.\item This frame