1. Polsko-Japońska Wyższa Szkoła Technik Komputerowych Warszawa Enumerations as an interesting form of text appearance Polish-Japanese Institute of Information Technology Warsaw Dorota Cendrowska

2. Bachotek, 2007 Written Language Changes... past: present: future?

3. Bachotek, 2007 Written Language Changes... past: present: future?

4. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  One-sentence enumerations:

5. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  One-sentence enumerations:

6. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  One-sentence enumerations: a) 1) iv) — A. 1. IV. —

7. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  Multi-sentence enumerations:

8. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  Multi-sentence enumerations: a) 1) iv) — A. 1. IV. —

9. Bachotek, 2007 Nested Enumerations  Hierarchy of labels within enumerations:  Roman numerals,  capital letters,  Arabic numbers,  lower case letters. a) 1) iv) — III. I. II. A. B. 1) 2) 3) A. B. a) b) C. III.

10. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  LaTeX  Default labels \begin{itemize}... \begin{itemize}... \end{itemize} \begin{enumerate}... \begin{enumerate}... \end{enumerate}

11. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  LaTeX  Default spaces

12. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  LaTeX  Default spaces

13. Bachotek, 2007 LaTeX Enumeration Environments  list  enumerate, itemize \topsep+\parskip+[partopsep] \parsep \parsep + \itemsep \topsep+\parskip+[partopsep] \parskip \parskip + \itemsep

14. Bachotek, 2007 LaTeX Enumeration Environments \noindent To solve a problem you may:\vspace{-2ex} \renewcommand{\labelitemi}{---} \begin{itemize} \setlength{\itemsep}{0cm} \setlength{\parskip}{0cm} \item pretend there is no problem at all, \item beg for help or \item do your best to find a solution. \end{itemize}  list  enumerate, itemize \noindent To solve a problem you may: \begin{list}{---}{% \setlength{\topsep}{0cm}% \setlength{\itemsep}{0cm}% \setlength{\parsep}{0cm}% } \item pretend there is no problem at all, \item beg for help or \item do your best to find a solution. \end{list}

15. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  LaTeX  Slides  Easy (?) to notice labels

16. Bachotek, 2007 Classical Enumerations  Slides  Slides are not meant to be:  read,  technical reference or manual,  precise description of work.  Slides are meant to be:  an intellectual leaflet,  a way to present ideas.  Slides should be legible!  Classical enumerations are not legible in slides!

17. Bachotek, 2007 New World of Enumerations  The “New World” means:  leaflets,  technical references,  slides etc.  Legible pointers:  pictograms,  colour.  “Enough” light.

18. Bachotek, 2007 Enumerations in Slides  Labels:  not classical,  to be easily spotted. 

19. Bachotek, 2007 Slide “Cuisine”  The proper amount of information. 

20. Bachotek, 2007 Slide “Cuisine”  The proper amount of information. 

21. Bachotek, 2007 Nested Enumerations  Light needed to show hierarchy. 

22. Bachotek, 2007 To sum up...  A brilliant enumeration is a mixture of:  message,  space,  taste,  a word processor and  people, who are meant to read.

23. Bachotek, 2007 To sum up...  A brilliant enumeration is a mixture of:  message,  space,  taste,  a word processor and  people, who are meant to read. Thank U