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This is an example showing how you can create animations in Beamer using the xmpmulti package, and a series of images named <filename>-<order>.<format>.

A quick demonstration of how flexible, customisable linguistics examples can be created with the expex package. Cross-referencing to the examples is also supported. For further information, see the package documentation for expex.

A simple example of creating a list of acronyms using the acronym package, which supports auto-expansion on first mention, and shortening on subsequent mentions.

This example shows how to create partial tables of contents using the titletoc package.

Esta imagen es una "carta de ajuste", dividida en 2 franjas o patrones, usada en televisión de Definición Estándar, con relación ancho/alto de 4:3, para comprobar la fidelidad de las señales de color transmitidas. Este patrón, en la actualidad, se encuentra incorporado a los equipos usados para las pruebas de video de monitores y transmisores que se encuentran en mantenimiento. La cantidad de barras, dimensiones y tonalidades de color en cada patrón se encuentran definidas en la norma estadounidense EIA-189-A, descrita en parte en el documento "Audio/Video Connectivity Solutions for Virtex-II Pro and Virtex-4 FPGAs" página 358.

An event poster with a simple layout, courtesy of beamer. Try scanning the QR codes with a scanner app (e.g. "Scan" on iOS; "QR Droid" on Android and see what happens!

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A simple example demonstrating how to put texts at different locations of the headers/footers using fancyhdr.

This is the LaTeX version of the Overleaf Campus Challenge 2016 poster. If you'd like to translate the poster into your own language, you can start by creating a project from this template! To translate this poster, change the language option for both the babel and translator packages. Then add your own OverleafPoster-<lang>.dict file and provide your translations, based on the default OverleafPoster-English.dict.