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handoutoption. Writing\documentclass[handout]{beamer}gives you one slide per frame. You don't need to set a counter for this. Also, your viewer may fool you there. Most viewers have a setting Continuous. if this is set, they show the bottom part of page n and the top part of page n+1. The linkFrame #1on Frame 4 goes to the bottom of the buttonFrame #4on frame 1. With Continuous set you'll see Frame 2 in the lower half of the viewer window. If this isn't it, please provide an MWE.\documentclass[\beamerHandout]{beamer}and then pass the value ofbeamerHandoutfrom the command line. Is this possible somehow? I don't want to use\PassOptionsToClassfor backward compatibility. Obviously this would be easy if I could put a\usepackagebefore\documentclassbut this appears to be impossible. Last resort, I could usesedin a macro but that's very clumsy.\RequirePackagebefore\documentclass. But why not\PassOptionsToClass? It's part of LaTeX since at least the year 2000. And the first release ofbeameris (according to CTAN) from 2003. So there shouldn't be any problem, if you recompile the files anyway.documentclassand as far as I understand, I can't do this and use\PassOptionsToClass, since this command seems to require that I begin the file with a line beginning with\input. Maybe there's a way to pass the option through a package, using\RequirePackagebut I can't figure out how to do this. Sorry to be incompetent.