Klaus Guntermann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: : Indeed that would be nice. But I do not have an idea how to achieve : that. : The problem is that \pause inserts something into the resulting pdf/dvi : output stream to control the post processor. Thus there is some care : needed to place the uses properly, because TeX may insert glue before : or after the almost invisible \pause, if you do not take care. : Because of this the manual suggests to put the \pause close to printed : material.
In my experience vertical layout only screws up between paragraphs. Most of the time it helps to put the pause at the end of the paragraph after which you want a pause. Make sure to put it immediately after something that is printable. If you put the pause at the start of a paragraph before which you want a pause then in my experience the vertical layout frequently (if not always) screws up.... Regards, Marc van Dongen
