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Microsoft's new Font Picker has some sparkling new features sure to save you time when you're whipping up your next masterpiece.
Think of PowerPoint’s Presenter View like the cockpit of an aeroplane (or airplane for our American readers!). Like an experienced pilot, you have all the controls you need at your fingertips when you’re navigating your slides, whether you’re presenting online or in person, helping you give a seamless presentation and leave your audience seriously impressed.
Presenter View in PowerPoint works best if you have two monitors. On one monitor, you can display your slides for your audience to see. On the other, you have your own private view (which isn’t visible to your audience), where you can see your notes and the upcoming slide while you’re presenting.
– Open your presentation.
– Select Slide Show in the top ribbon.
– Make sure Presenter View is selected in the Monitors section.
– Choose from the dropdown menu which monitor you want your presentation to appear on. (Presenter View will automatically appear on whichever monitor you don’t choose.)
– When you’re ready to start presenting, click From Beginning in the Start Slide Show section of the PowerPoint ribbon, or click the Slide Show icon in the bottom right of the screen, or hit the Alt + F5 keys on your keyboard to start your presentation in Presenter View.
PowerPoint Presenter View’s most useful features (by number!):
And there you have it! Now you know everything there is to know about PowerPoint’s Presenter View. Give it a try next time you present – you might find it helps you to navigate and deliver your slides more confidently.
And for more tips on presenting, check out our ULTIMATE guide to presentation skills.
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Also you can resize the sections (next slide preview, notes etc) if necessary:
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