Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez <paag...@gmail.com> writes: > My usecase is basically the slides for my lectures. I get rid of most > of the markup, which in Beamer is sometimes overwhelming. I can also > modify examples on the fly to answer questions and explore > alternatives in class. And I can always resort to TiKZ for > high-quality graphics and animations.
I've found that I can setup an .org file with all the LaTeX to export a nice PDF and a .bmr file that has the setup for BEAMER and does '#+INCLUDE' of specific outline sections from the ORG file (the only-contents parameter helps). Makes it easier to maintain separate export styles with all (or most of) the same content. The .bmr file can have a first line saying that it's an Org file when you load it. -- David Masterson
