The document provides instructions for formatting a presentation in LaTeX, including inserting logos and images, setting the title, and formatting slide content. It demonstrates using commands like \logo, \unilogo, \titleimage to add elements to the slides. The sample presentation spans 3 pages and includes examples of different slide elements like frames, headers, and content.

1. Insert your department logo
here using the logo{}
command.
The LUH logo is copyrighted, so you
must include it manually using the
unilogo{} command.
Some Presentation Title That’s Long Enough To
Need Two Lines
Use titleimage{something}
to place your image here, e.g.:
titleimage{includegraphics
[width=0.6paperwidth]{my-photo}}
Dr. Gordon Freeman

2. Insert your department logo
here using the logo{}
command.
The LUH logo is copyrighted, so you
must include it manually using the
unilogo{} command.
Some frame title
Some text.
Hello,
cruel
world!
Example
1. Hello,
1. cruel
1. world!
2. Example
Page 2Dr. Gordon Freeman Some Presentation Title That’s Long Enough To Need Two Lines, April 10, 2014

3. Insert your department logo
here using the logo{}
command.
The LUH logo is copyrighted, so you
must include it manually using the
unilogo{} command.
Some other frame
With a subtitle
Block Header
And some content.
And some more content.
And even more content.
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