Question

I am using Beamer in order to make a presentation. In one of the frames I want to write something like this:

"Italics is like that"

I used a command \it of Beamer for doing this:

\it{Italics} is like that

But as a result I get:

"Italics is like that"

Is it possible to make italics only a piece of text?

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Solution

What about \emph{text} ?

OTHER TIPS

I believe you're looking for \textit{}.

Also, in the future, consider asking LaTeX questions on the TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange site.

\it is a switch, it changes the font series starting from the point it was issued till the end of the current block. Therefore you have to enclose the block of text it should affect:

{\it Italics} is like that

Alternatively you can use \textit as suggested by gotgenes which only affects the text passed to the command within braces:

\textit{Italics} is like that.
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