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Hi, I'm using OneNote to give my lecture at university by projecting the OneNote document on the screen. I would like to hide my notes that would help me during the lecture (like a presenter view mode). Is there such a feature in OneNote?
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I am not sure how you set up your system when projecting. But how about running two instances of OneNote and using the projector as a second screen? This way you can use one instance of OneNote on the Projector and the other on your system.
I couldn't find a Presenter View Mode in OneNote.
-Amit
Hi Amit, thank you for your reply. Yes, I already use fullscreen but I would like to have a section (or notes) on the projection that the students don't see which will help me give my lecture without the students seeing it.
Hi SohaGF,
On OneNote, if you go to View > Full Page View, does that come close to what you are looking for?
We'll be here for your response. - Amit