It is barely used and is the only template that cannot produce an accessible PDF. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Poster Template
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**Unmaintained.** The lab has essentially stopped using it, and it is the one
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template that cannot produce an accessible PDF. Expect to fix things yourself
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if you start a poster from it.
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A conference poster on beamer with beamerposter, styled by the Torino theme
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and `beamercolorthememako.sty`. The source file is `main.tex`. There is no
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`new_tex_document` type for it; copy the directory by hand.
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```
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latexmk -f -lualatex main.tex
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```
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## Not accessible
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This is the one template that produces an untagged PDF, and it makes no
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accessibility claim. The beamer class rejects `\DocumentMetadata`, and the
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LaTeX Tagging Project lists beamer and beamerposter as
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[no-support](https://latex3.github.io/tagging-project/tagging-status/), meaning
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incompatible and not expected to change.
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When a poster needs an accessible version, build a companion document from the
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[paper](../paper_template/README.md) or [memo](../memo_template/README.md)
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template.
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