$ pdflatex file.tex

Enjoy

I had to rename template file from .tex to .txt to upload. If you were compile, rename to .tex again.

1. AnnArbor – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
2. CambridgeUS – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
3. Hannover – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
4. Antibes – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
5. Copenhagen – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
6. Ilmenau – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
7. Bergen – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
8. Darmstadt – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
9. JuanLesPins – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
10. Berkeley – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
11. Dresden – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
12. Luebeck – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
13. Berlin – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
14. Frankfurt – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
15. Madrid – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
16. Boadilla – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
17. Goettingen – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
18. Malmoe – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
19. Marburg – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
20. Szeged – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
21. PaloAlto – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
22. Montpellier – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
23. Warsaw – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
24. boxes – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
25. Pittsburgh – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
26. default – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
27. Rochester – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)
28. Singapore – template (.tex) and example (.pdf)

I created this template to quick access what that I most use on presentations. Things I forgot on purpose: I didn’t mentioned figures, but is easy too.

Worth seeing: for diagrams I noted that Dia exports to Latex, so It’s a quick way to insert some blocks or some UML interface. Finally, embed Python inside Latex still works too

** See below ONLY if you are interested in HOW I made these templates **

Of course that I didn’t create each file by hand. I used the following lines to create two script files in order to replace the text and run pdflatex. (list.txt)

for i in `cat list.txt` ; do echo  "sed -e
's/^\\\usetheme{.*/\\\usetheme{$i}/' beamer-template.tex > $i-example.tex" ; done
> script.sh

for i in `cat list.txt` ; do echo "pdflatex $i-example.tex" ; done >
script-make.sh

Embed Python Inside Latex (pdf ~ 100KB)

Update: I also published online through Scribd, check here.

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