On 30/10/10 21:42, dianne reuby wrote:
I've got an Open Office slide show on my laptop (running Ubuntu 10.10)
and I want to use it with a digital projector. I've looked at grandr,
but I can't find a lot of info - is this the best option? Or does it
depend on my laptop specs and video card etc.?
I could convert it to Windows format and use a windows laptop, but I'd
have to remember to keep copying any updates over, and also remember
which laptop I'd used!
TIA
Dianne
install the openoffice.org-presenter-console package
The Presenter Console for Impress is a feature that aids a presenter
during a
slide show. It provides information on a second screen, that typically
is not
visible to the audience. This includes
* a view to the currently displayed slide (for when the presenter
faces the
audience and can not see the primary screen)
* a preview of the next slide or next effect
* the notes of the current slide
* the current time and/or the elapsed time
* navigation buttons for going to the previous/next slide
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