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Doc-Start appearing when using xr package
Create a list of beamer slideslatex beamer appendix numberingNumerical conditional within tikz keys?Biblatex: footnote citations. Two references to footnote in same slideInsert second slide with Lyx and BeamerWants all the references at the end of beamer slidesBeamer: handout/article mode - produce multiple copies of a frame with distinct overlay numbersBeamer: problem with redefining the framesLaTeX beamer: pagenumbering appendixbeamer: allowframebreaks option and vertical spacing when using lists (itemize, enumerate, …)
I am trying to write up an article that uses the xr package (or maybe it needs to be zref) to reference labels in two different documents: an article and a beamer presentation. The references from the other article work perfectly, it is the beamer references that show up as
Slide 1Doc-Start.
Where 1 is the frame number which I am trying to reference. Looking at the aux file produced by beamer the entry is
newlabelposvnorm11Doc-Start
If I manually delete Doc-Start from the aux file, the final output is what I desire. So if there is a way to write the label so "Doc-Start" isn't included, or suppressed when calling the label, I should be good to go. A a heads up, there will be multiple references to difference beamer slides in the main article.
Code for the main article:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagexr
externaldocument../Folder1/mwe_article
externaldocument../Folder2/mwe_beamer
begindocument
Slide refposvnorm
Article refpos and refnorm
enddocument
Code for the beamer slides
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemebeaver
begindocument
beginframe labelposvnorm
frametitleTitle
Words go here
endframe
enddocument
Code for the article being referenced
documentclass[11pt]article
begindocument
beginenumerate
item Blah labelpos
item Blarg labelnorm
endenumerate
enddocument
beamer ref xr zref
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I am trying to write up an article that uses the xr package (or maybe it needs to be zref) to reference labels in two different documents: an article and a beamer presentation. The references from the other article work perfectly, it is the beamer references that show up as
Slide 1Doc-Start.
Where 1 is the frame number which I am trying to reference. Looking at the aux file produced by beamer the entry is
newlabelposvnorm11Doc-Start
If I manually delete Doc-Start from the aux file, the final output is what I desire. So if there is a way to write the label so "Doc-Start" isn't included, or suppressed when calling the label, I should be good to go. A a heads up, there will be multiple references to difference beamer slides in the main article.
Code for the main article:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagexr
externaldocument../Folder1/mwe_article
externaldocument../Folder2/mwe_beamer
begindocument
Slide refposvnorm
Article refpos and refnorm
enddocument
Code for the beamer slides
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemebeaver
begindocument
beginframe labelposvnorm
frametitleTitle
Words go here
endframe
enddocument
Code for the article being referenced
documentclass[11pt]article
begindocument
beginenumerate
item Blah labelpos
item Blarg labelnorm
endenumerate
enddocument
beamer ref xr zref
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I am trying to write up an article that uses the xr package (or maybe it needs to be zref) to reference labels in two different documents: an article and a beamer presentation. The references from the other article work perfectly, it is the beamer references that show up as
Slide 1Doc-Start.
Where 1 is the frame number which I am trying to reference. Looking at the aux file produced by beamer the entry is
newlabelposvnorm11Doc-Start
If I manually delete Doc-Start from the aux file, the final output is what I desire. So if there is a way to write the label so "Doc-Start" isn't included, or suppressed when calling the label, I should be good to go. A a heads up, there will be multiple references to difference beamer slides in the main article.
Code for the main article:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagexr
externaldocument../Folder1/mwe_article
externaldocument../Folder2/mwe_beamer
begindocument
Slide refposvnorm
Article refpos and refnorm
enddocument
Code for the beamer slides
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemebeaver
begindocument
beginframe labelposvnorm
frametitleTitle
Words go here
endframe
enddocument
Code for the article being referenced
documentclass[11pt]article
begindocument
beginenumerate
item Blah labelpos
item Blarg labelnorm
endenumerate
enddocument
beamer ref xr zref
asked 9 mins ago
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I am trying to write up an article that uses the xr package (or maybe it needs to be zref) to reference labels in two different documents: an article and a beamer presentation. The references from the other article work perfectly, it is the beamer references that show up as
Slide 1Doc-Start.
Where 1 is the frame number which I am trying to reference. Looking at the aux file produced by beamer the entry is
newlabelposvnorm11Doc-Start
If I manually delete Doc-Start from the aux file, the final output is what I desire. So if there is a way to write the label so "Doc-Start" isn't included, or suppressed when calling the label, I should be good to go. A a heads up, there will be multiple references to difference beamer slides in the main article.
Code for the main article:
documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagexr
externaldocument../Folder1/mwe_article
externaldocument../Folder2/mwe_beamer
begindocument
Slide refposvnorm
Article refpos and refnorm
enddocument
Code for the beamer slides
documentclassbeamer
usethemeBoadilla
usecolorthemebeaver
begindocument
beginframe labelposvnorm
frametitleTitle
Words go here
endframe
enddocument
Code for the article being referenced
documentclass[11pt]article
begindocument
beginenumerate
item Blah labelpos
item Blarg labelnorm
endenumerate
enddocument
beamer ref xr zref
beamer ref xr zref
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