%  Select viewgraph document style and frame substyle so that pages get
%  surrounded by a big box.
%
\documentstyle[frame]{viewgraph}
%
%  Turn off auxiliary output files.  LaTeX always says "no file <file>.aux",
%  but that's what you asked for, so it's OK.
%
\nofiles
%
%  That's all you need in the preamble.
%
\begin{document}

\begin{center}
\bf A Sample Viewgraph
\end{center}

Itemized components for the first slide~:
\begin{itemize}
  \item speed
  \item accuracy
  \item portability
  \item nonsense
\end{itemize}

\clearpage      % end of the first slide

\setmeeting{RSDP ICD PDR}       % acronyms don't have to make sense

Enumerated components for the second slide~:
\begin{enumerate}
  \item speed
  \item accuracy
  \item portability
  \item more nonsense
\end{enumerate}

In order to demonstrate this new style more completely, let's put some
sentences here to show that you can also include running text.  You probably
want to stay away from too much of this though, because if there's lots of
text on the screen, people will get eyestrain trying to read it, and they
won't listen to a word you're saying.

\clearpage      % that's it for the second slide

\unframepages   % turn off the page frame
\setpresenter{Charlie the Tasteful Tuna}
\stlogospace .6in % leave white space and try to put a logo in it because
                  % you don't believe me that it's hard

{\large Since the default type size is used for this set of viewgraphs
(and there are bigger ones), the \verb"\large" command will select a
larger size.}

{\scriptsize This will be pretty small and therefore hard for your
audience to read.  This is where you put conclusions you are not sure about.}

\end{document}  % enough of this silliness