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When using PowerPoint, if you have multiple monitors, you can designate a monitor to view your speaker notes, and the other one (geared for the audience) would only see the slide deck. With only one monitor, you cannot view your speaker notes. I would like to think that if I am presenting a gotomeeting, there are multiple monitors involved. It would be a great patch if the gotomeeting module counted as a virtual monitor so I could designate my monitor shows the speaker notes while the audience only saw the presentation. I know, I can print the notes or view them on another device... I am just saying, this addition to gotomeeting would be very convenient.
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I haven't fully tested this, but this seems promising: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/start-the-presentation-and-see-your-notes-in-presenter-view-4de90e28-487e-435c-9401-eb49a3801257
- Is this rectangle screen share still available? When I enable the labs feature, I am not given an option to select a rectangle in the screen share options
Hmm **bleep**... 😞
Any plans on this for future updates?
Thank you. Unfortunately, if you have a single screen there is no way to use Presenter mode and share the Slideshow. In similar screen sharing situations in the past it was possible to trick the computer into thinking a display was connected by just connecting a cable, but that is not working with the current MacBooks.
Its on a mac notebook (but this problem is also on windows)
Workspace with second Monitor is working fine (Mac + Win). Only one screen laptop is showing white screen.
