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<h2>Computing-HOWTO Writeups Paul
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<td>Assoc. Director </td> <td> Center for Research Methods and Data Analysis</td>
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<h3>Navigation:
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<h3>Please look at the directory list below</h3>
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<li><a href="article">"article"</a> = Simple LyX articles with Sweave Incorporated.</a> If you
want a quick demonstration, go look at the PDF file results in the
articles directory. The lyx files demonstrate how that was done. </li>
<li><a href="beamers">"beamers"</a>= Beamer presentations with Sweave
Incorporated.</li>
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<p>Hopefully, you go looking and see a pattern. The simplest example
is article-1, then article-2. Look at the PDF output, then see how
it is done by inspecting the lyx document that goes with it.
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<p>The trememendous advances in LyX article preparation with Sweave
have made this so easy that barely any special training is
required for Linux or Macintosh users. On Windows, we sometimes find
it is necessary to do some re-configuration.</p>
<p>The preparation of slide shows (Beamer presentations) is quite a
bit more difficult. I've made some effort to write out the steps there.</p>
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