[OS X TeX] beameruserguide

[Adam M. Goldstein]

On Sep 30, 2010, at 10:22 AM, Martin Costabel wrote:

> On 30/09/10 01:58, Dr. Clea F. Rees wrote:
>> I was using beamer in a major way for the first time since updating  o
>> TL 2010 and discovered that beameruserguide.pdf no longer includes an
>> index. Looking at the source, it seems that an index should be built so
>> I copied the contents of the doc directory to /tmp and tried running
>> make. This fails, however, because make looks for files concerning
>> themes which it cannot find and which do not, in fact, seem to exist on
>> my system (locate cannot find hem).
> 

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>> Fortunately, I still have TL 2009 but can anybody tell me how I can
>> build the documentation to include the index? Since the manual is 40
>> pages I rely rather heavily on this feature. (In effect, the manual is
>> almost useless to me without it although I'm sure it makes a good read.)
> 
> You mean 240 pages, right?
> 

$ texdoc beamer -> I get the manual, ready to go, but no index, as Clea suggests. 

It's 240 pages.

I have an old copy of the manual, from 2005, and it has an index. I don't have whatever was in TL 2009. I can't imagine that the 2010 manual doesn't have an index.

Is there any reason to suspect that the compiled documentation should have an index, except that it would be useful---I mean, any indexing markup in the source?

AMG

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