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CPBG poster Style

This style was created to keep a consistent design of the posters created in our group. It uses of the beamerposterpackage which allows to create posters in the same way slides in the beamer package. The is very comfortable because beamer offers a lot of automatic layout features like columns, boxes and so on. Since beamer is not really designed for poster layout we have a special beamertheme suited for preparing wonderful posters, as you can see to the right. This style is installed on all of our office machines. In case you need it for your own computer you can download it here:
beamerthemecpbgposter.sty
To get used to this kind of poster preparation we provide an example poster which contains some usefull informations and a well commented source code.
CPBGposter.pdf
CPBGposter.tex
You also need the university logo in the same directory with the filename logo.pdf.
[Jacobs Logos^logo.pdf] (if this link is red shaded, please login first).
If you want to create your own poster you can use this empty template file to get started:
CPBGtemplate.tex
The example poster already shows most of the things you will need to make a nice poster. But if you need more information you should have a look into the beamerguide bacause it explains most of the things.








To generate posters with latex you need the attached files and follow the instructions below:

  • put the attached files (sty, *cls) into *~/.TeX
  • read the documentation (a0.tex or a0_eng.tex)
  • tutorials will follow

Please have a look at   [http://www.iu-bremen.de/multimedia/classroom/]  for printing a poster.

a0size.sty
psfig.sty
a0poster.cls
a0_eng.tex
a0.tex

Templates

Here some templates for posters:

White background with blue frame to use with pdflatex: poster.tex
 Same both for latex and a0b: poster1.tex

 
Thumbnail for poster.tex - poster1.tex looks like this is wider since it is a0b 
Blue background with white boxes for pdflatex: poster2.tex


 
Thumbnails poster2.tex without and with gradient as background

Template of a poster with boxes and color gradient:

posterPbox.tex

Logos 

Jacobs University logo: [Jacobs Logos^Jacobs.pdf] [Jacobs Logos^Jacobs.eps] [Jacobs Logos^JACOBS.png]
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hi there

I wonder if you could give me some help. The posterPbox.tex give me warnings about reference but I can't see the boxes. Any clue about what am I missing?

Posted by Anonymous at Jul 13, 2009 02:59 | Reply To This
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