Omar Lakkis writes:
> Also a common problem with \pause is when you are using it inside a
> paragraph. For example the tex line
>
> Bananas are yellow.\pause Pepers are green.
>
> Will look like
>
> Bananas are yellow.Pepers are green.
>
> This is easily fixed with "\pause\ " instead of "\pause" of course. But
> you risk to notice it only during your talk, like it happened to me!
This is indeed a common problem.
But I would like to suggest another way out.
If you get used to write "\pause\ " instead of "\pause" you may soon
run into cases, where you did not really want the extra space.
My suggestion would be to insert "\pause{}" (adjacent to some text
material) where you want/need it and keep spaces as they were before.
Then it does not matter whether you write
Bananas are yellow.\pause{} Pepers are green.
or
Bananas are yellow. \pause{}Pepers are green.
Klaus
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