viewing notes on screen during presentation

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I write my own slides for presentations and also make notes on the notes pages. During the slideshow presentations before and audience, I don't necessarily need to see the slide because I generally know what is on it. But I'd like to be viewing my notes page while the audience is viewing the slide. I've done this by using two laptops and syncronized the screen flips. But is there anyway to do this on the same machine?
 
Yes, but it requires hardware that is able and software ware that has been
configured.

Before you run screaming into the hills, don't panic. Most recent laptops
come with the hardware parts already installed. The dual screen process
requires a computer with 2 independent monitor outputs (well, duh, Bill).

Secondly, you have to tell windows to recognize that there are two monitors
and to treat them separately.

The steps are not hard, just follow:
**A Multiple Monitor Tutorial by PowerPoint MVP Chirag Dalal
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00476.htm

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gino in florida said:
I write my own slides for presentations and also make notes on the notes
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pages. During the slideshow presentations before and audience, I don't
necessarily need to see the slide because I generally know what is on it.
But I'd like to be viewing my notes page while the audience is viewing the
slide. I've done this by using two laptops and syncronized the screen
flips. But is there anyway to do this on the same machine?
 
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