How to use Keynote’s new Play Slideshow in Window feature with videoconferencing services<article>
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<p>Keynote is designed best for presenters to work across two screens. One is typically a projector or large monitor; the other, a laptop screen or computer screen in front of the presenter. Keynote fills that second screen with a variety of presenter’s tools, like notes, thumbnails of the previous and next slides, and a time-elapsed clock.</p><figure class="large "><a class="zoom" href="
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<p>In a normal two-screen Keynote presentation, slides occupy one screen (as at top), while presenter’s tools, including notes, fit on another screen.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3572431/how-to-use-keynote-play-slideshow-in-window-with-videoconferencing-services.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to use Keynote’s new Play Slideshow in Window feature with videoconferencing services
