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When using the aausidebar for beamer, the logo will go above the slide, which for me does not seem like it should.

Could this be changed?

Would it be possible, to convert the individual files from the beamer templates, into a package that can be used directly inside the ~/texmf folder.
I know there has previously been a way, and I'm currently using it, so I don't have to duplicate the files, but rather just "install" the .sty files once.

But there is one problem, the AAUgraphics still needs to be inside the same folder, as the beamer .tex file.
Anyway that those could be included inside ~/texmf ?

This would open up for the possibility of using pandoc, and creating AAU templates.

I know one of my mates from my study does some work every semester, fixing up the colors so they match the AAU standards, maybe he would look at it.

I will try to ping him to this.

I think this includes ...

• Code environments
• Figure text
• Table headers/borders (?)

But I am hoping he could clarify it.

Currently the installation script does not work on OSX, as it does not copy the images correctly.

The first problem is that OSX copies all the files inside the folder using cp -R /tmp/files/ /dst/, where I would expect it to copy the folder but it copies the files INSIDE...

Secondly, it does not respect the generic images folder, as it does not look inside the textmf folder...
So we either need to find the path where OSX looks for images, or print a statement saying that it is unable to install images.

For the aauPhdCollectionThesis template I receive an error on \includepaper{} when \include{} is used in macros.tex.

I can't write on file `papers/paperA/paperA.aux'.

In macros.texchanging \include{} to \input{} fixes the error

Explanation why to use \input{} instead of \include{}
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/2209/how-can-i-include-the-file-somedir-file-tex-in-the-file-somedir-subdir-another/2214#2214

Hi,

First of all. Thanks for sharing this template! I just want to share my five cents. I spent quite some time figuring out why I couldn't make it work with natbib. I added \usepackage{natbib} in preamble.tex and removed \usepackage{cite}. Then, in macros.tex i changed \bibliographystyle{IEEEtran} to \bibliographystyle{apalike}. It gave me a bunch of troubles until I realized, that the introduction file contains the hardcoded bibliographystyle: {\small\bibliographystyle{IEEEtranS}\bibliography{bib/mybib}}. In the paper files the new command \defaultbib is used.

Maybe {\small\bibliographystyle{IEEEtranS}\bibliography{bib/mybib}} should have a new command located in macros.tex as well.

/Mads