This is the README file for the lecturer package.
Author: Paul Isambert.
E-mail: zappathustra AT free DOT fr
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Date: July 2010.

Lecturer creates slides for onscreen presentation
with PDF features. It works with plain TeX, LaTeX,
ConTeXt MkII and unfortunately not ConTeXt MkIV
(though it seems you can still produce handouts).

It requires pdfTeX or LuaTeX. If anybody wants to write
anything that makes it work with XeTeX, be my guest.
The problem comes from the lack of pdfTeX's primitives.

Relevant information can be found in lecturer-doc.pdf.

The files in this distribution are:

<--- DOC --->
(Each entry is both a .tex and .pdf file. See the documentation
if you want to recompile the sources.)

Documentation:
  lecturer-doc
    ->  The documentation.
  LecturerDemo-VisualDoc
    -> A non-exhaustive documentation
       illustrating Lecturer's features.

Demonstrations (see lecturer-doc for comments):
  LecturerDemo-BeamerCambridgeUS
    -> A Beamer imitation.
  LecturerDemo-KitschScienceFiction 
    -> A silly video game.
  [universe.jpg
    -> A picture used in the previous
       presentation.]
  LecturerDemo-Mondrian
    -> A square- and primary-colors-based
       presentation.
  LecturerDemo-SquareOfAs
    -> A non-academic-looking presentation
       of some beautiful fonts.
  LecturerDemo-SimplePresentation
    -> A minimalist style.
  LecturerDemo-ThePoodleLectures
    -> Five very simple styles.


<--- TEX --->
Files to load Lecturer:
  lecturer.tex
    ->  For plain TeX, but used
        by the following two.
  t-lecturer.tex
    ->  For ConTeXt.
  lecturer.sty
    ->  For LaTeX.

Core files:
  ltr-areas.tex
  ltr-graphics.tex
  ltr-job.tex
  ltr-navigation.tex
  ltr-slide.tex
  ltr-steps.tex
  
Licensing of this package is covered by LPPL.