Am 06.12.2011 um 14:30 schrieb Pavneet Arora:

Hello,

I am trying to put aside doing my presentations using prosper, and migrating to using ConTeXt+simpleslides.

I ask this knowing full well that many would consider these features as simply adding visual noise to presentations, and normally I too eschew them, but as I am reading Jean-Luc Doumont's book on effective communications I am reminded that the primary purpose of presentations is to affect change in the audience. I am to give a presentation in a few days to a group of designers/interior decorators, and for this audience presentations using these features are both appropriate and often expected.

I am looking for the equivalent of transition effects in the prosper class---the simple Wipe transition would suffice; no need for Glitter ;). The other feature that I would like is the incremental displaying of a slide, i.e., the \overlays feature. Is there an easy way to incorporate these into a ConTeXt based presentation, even if it means not necessarily using simple slides?

\setupinteraction[state=start] \setuppagetransitions[wipe] \setuppapersize[S6] \setuphead[align=middle] \starttext \title{Knuth}\input knuth \title{Tufte}\input tufte \title{Zapf} \input zapf \stoptext Wolfgang