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So in standard LaTeX, there is \twocolumn, where I can just type text, and it'll go down the left side of the page, then continue at the top of the right side of the page.

Now, I know that inside of a Beamer frame, I can manually create two columns, of various width, with text in them -- however, is there a way to have the text freely flow from one column to the next? [I.e. I want to say "this text goes in these two columns; and have beamer figure out which goes into which column].

Thanks!

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You could try with the multicol package. However, with all the magic that Beamer does, it's hard to tell whether this will work.

Thomas
It works ok provided you don't try to squeeze in too much text.
Rob Hyndman
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It is not an answer, but I am not allowed to comment. Keyword \twocolumn seems to not work in beamer. I have similar problem. I want to get table of contents in two columns. I do not know how to do it manually, too.

rafalmag