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Your presentation has presenter notes but your MacBook has only one display? Create a dummy display for the full-screen presentation, share that into the remot
by roderickm 5y ago
Your presentation has presenter notes but your MacBook has only one display?
Create a dummy display for the full-screen presentation, share that into the remote meeting/projector, and preserve the primary display for presenter notes, logtails, chat, etc.
- djrogers 5y agoSounds like it'd be easier to just run your slideshow in a window and share that window. PowerPoint and Keynote can both do that. Bonus to sharing only a window - you never accidentally show something you didn't want to, like that email or messages notification...
- bombcar 5y agoFor those who don't know, in PowerPoint go to Setup Slide Show on the Slide Show tab and select "Browsed by an individual (window)" and then share that window. Great for Zoom et al.
- Isthatablackgsd 5y agoI use OBS to handle the screen sharing because it is easily to misclick the wrong window that are not for public view. In OBS, it is binded to specific window titles and it is easily to edit out the black bar on the top of the PowerPoint that appeared in Zoom directly (without OBS). I have a few scenes set up this away and quicker to switch than doing it through Zoom itself.