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I want to reveal one line in an equation array (generated using the "\eqarray" command in PowerPoint) at a time. I.e., I want to mimic adding a "\pause" at the end of each line break in an equation array in Beamer. How do I do this?
PowerPoint seems to treat the entire array as a single object, and not allow per-line animations.
Huck Bennett
Posted 2017-04-24T22:26:28.603
Reputation: 121
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You could make each line a separate equation, and so control each one separately.
Sir Adelaide
Posted 2017-04-24T22:26:28.603
Reputation: 4 758
1Thanks for the answer. Unfortunately that misses the point of using an equation array instead of separate equations to begin with. Using separate equations messes up both the alignment and the spacing between equations. – Huck Bennett – 2017-04-25T00:27:04.953
Note that it's possible to achieve what I want simply by duplicating content across slides, but I'm hoping there's a better way. – Huck Bennett – 2017-04-25T00:32:43.487