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• #Powerpoint for mac 2016 for mac#

Show, on the laptop instead of external display) In "Use Slide Show", the cursor is not always showing, making it difficult to select in the first place (you can kind of cursor around, when it changes color select it, but even that does not always work, as it can get overlaid with the slide.There is a blanking of the display for up to 6 seconds, switching modes, dead time, which is quite noticeable to the audience.Same show takes place on both monitors, so you lose your presenter view entirely, so your timings, upcoming slide, etc., does not show up.The turning off 2 monitors in the PowerPoint preferences, or pressing "Use Slide Show", as a work-around, is also less than ideal, as: The show in Window work-around I consider unacceptable, you lose too much of the slide show (monitor) screen, it looks unproffesional. I am disappointed that Microsoft has not fixed this, in the 11 months since I posted the problem, particularly given how widespread the problem is. Problem is still present for me, latest levels:

#Powerpoint for mac 2016 for mac#

So I have to say, this looks like a bug to me on the latest PowerPoint 2016 for Mac (15.18 (160109), OS X 10.11.3, rMBP Mid 2012, NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024MB.Ī couple of other people in one of our company forums were kind enough to test, are hitting the same problem, so I think it is in PowerPoint, but that is a guess. If I start on the external screen, what I see on the internal initially is the speaker note screen, but the presentation (screen show) either does not show at all, or overlays that. It does not matter which screen I start the presentation from, neither work. Instead of going to the external screen, it goes to the internal. Or two the speaker notes on the primary (internal) screen, then overlays them with the presentation. external (projector) screen, it shows for a second What I generally get, is that instead of showing the presentation on the 2nd. Let me note that this all used to work fine, that this is at least for me, broken only with the recent PowerPoint release.

And it has the advantage of the setting is sticky, works across multiple presentations, but that said, it does not get me what I want which is: Uncheck "Always start Presenter View with 2 displays"Īlso works to an extent, you get the presentation on both the primary and 2nd display.PowePpoint 2016, however, in this mode does not show on two screens, you can only see the presentation on the 2nd screen, not the speaker notes, upcoming slide, etc. I am familiar with the presentation in a Window approach, and that does work (though I would really prefer not to have to tweak each slide deck - that takes time and interferes with the flow of the presentations), but only in the sense that the presentationĬan be made to show up on the external (2nd) screen. Figured out a setting or preference or way to avoid it occurring?.To the external (2nd) display, and another swap screen will actually do things correctly, swapping and showing them both.īut obviously I would much prefer having the two screen mode operate in two screen mode, rather than having to do all this juggling around (which takes a lot of time in the meeting).

If I manage to hit the icon that says swap displays, before it is overlaid, quickly enough, it will move that When I launch into screen show, does not appear to matter in terms of which screen, I get initially a screen:īut it either entirely fails to show the presentation (external) screen show, or overlays fairly quickly the above with the presentation.