plug my Vista laptop into overhead screen. Setting on powerpoin

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There is no setting in PowerPoint needed if you just want the presentation
on the screen, that would be a function of your laptop. Usually, there is a
key (or combination) to send the video out the external VGA connector; look
for a symbol on the function keys (or above) that says VGA or has a symbol
that sort of looks like a monitor (kind of like this: |[_]| ). If all else
fails, consult the manual.

There are some setting in PP to allow you to use the laptop with a
multiscreen for a presenter, etc., but those are needed to just show the
presentation.
 
The last part should be: "...but those *aren't* needed to just show the
presentation."
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James
Orlando (Goofy says "Hey"), Florida


Jaime said:
There is no setting in PowerPoint needed if you just want the presentation
on the screen, that would be a function of your laptop. Usually, there is
a key (or combination) to send the video out the external VGA connector;
look for a symbol on the function keys (or above) that says VGA or has a
symbol that sort of looks like a monitor (kind of like this: |[_]| ). If
all else fails, consult the manual.

There are some setting in PP to allow you to use the laptop with a
multiscreen for a presenter, etc., but those are needed to just show the
presentation.
--
James
Orlando (Goofy says "Hey"), Florida

Alloragail said:
What is setting on PP that allows me to plug into a large screen in an
auditorium?
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