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Jonas has attended:
PowerPoint Intermediate Advanced course
How do view the PP slides with notes on my computer together wit
I would like to know how I set up two different views when doing my presentation.
I want to see my slide with notes on my computer at the same time as the slide is full screen on the projector (without notes).
Thanks,
Jonas
RE: How do view the PP slides with notes on my computer together
Hi Jonas
Thank you for your question.
As far as I know, it's not possible to do this but if you have seen otherwise please let me know and I will do my best to find out how it's done.
Amanda
RE: How do view the PP slides with notes on my computer together
Jonas and Amanda,
You can do this, as long as you have multiple monitor support set up in Windows.
In PPT 2003, go to Slide Show, Set Up Show. In the dialog under Multiple Monitors click in Use Presenter View and select the monitor you want the show displayed on.
In PPT 2007, this is under the Slide Show tab in the Monitors section.
I would assume (always dangerous, I know) you can do the same as far back as at least version 2000.
Roger
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