* Move files to your `texmf` tree; you have multiple options
* Preferred: `mv ./beamertheme-juelich-master $HOME/texmf/tex/latex/beamertheme-juelich` (you might need to `mkdir -p $HOME/texmf/tex/latex/` before)
* Alternatively: `mv ./beamertheme-juelich-master /usr/share/texmf/tex/latex/beamertheme-juelich` or `mv ./beamertheme-juelich-master /usr/local/share/texmf/tex/latex/beamertheme-juelich`
* Test your fresh installation:
*`cd $HOME/texmf/tex/latex/beamertheme-juelich/` and
*`pdflatex minimal.tex`
* Use in your own presentation with `\usetheme{Juelich}`
* _Instead of a global theme installation, one can also locally install the theme into any directory, as long as it included in `$TEXINPUTS`._
The [Tutorial](tutorial/tutorial.pdf) has more details and examples!
## Features
The Jülich LaTeX Beamer theme implements the full corporate design in a Beamer-compatible fashion. Most (well, hopefully all) usual Beamer commands are adapted to Jülich needs and can be used.
Titles are set in Jülich's blue and all caps, sub-titles are available if needed. The Jülich logo is placed in the lower right, while "Member of the Helmholtz Association" is printed in the lower left. Between, date and page number are printed. But all of this can be changed – and more!

- Slide numbers, for example full display (to include total amount): `\setbeamertemplate{frame number}[full]`
- Set a partner logo and use a template, for example: `\setbeamertemplate{footer element1}[logo]{jara}` (will display `jara.pdf` at first position in the footer)
* Set Jülich CD-specific template:
- Show **image on title page**: `\fzjset{title page=image}`
- Use only text on section page: `\fzjet{section page=text}`
- Set slideshow title in **all caps**: `\fzjset{title=allcaps}`
- Set frame title in regular style: `\fzjset{frametitle=regular}`
- See [progressbar.tex](tutorial/progressbar.tex) / [progressbar.pdf](tutorial/progressbar.pdf)
## Contributing
Contributions are very welcome!
Either file an issue or directly submit a merge request with your changes. Be aware that your merged changes are also licensed under the MIT license.
## Authors
This project is authored by [Ivo Kabadshow](mailto:i.kabadshow@fz-juelich.de), with contributions by: Andreas Beckmann, Andreas Herten, Benedikt Steinbusch.