For example, I choose not to display the current slide in Presenter View as it’s displayed on the main screen anyway and since I don’t use bullet points I have no need to read the content of the At this point I create my presentation on Keynote and then export them to Power Point for the presentation. Click the last icon and from the resultant menu choose the Show Presenter View option (see Figure 2 again). Figure 2: Show Presenter View option to be selected. This brings up PowerPoint 2013's Presenter View, as previously shown in Figure 1. At first sight, you will notice that PowerPoint 2013's Presenter View has a new enhanced Web 2.0 style interface.

PrintPowerPoint 2013 uses Presenter View by default when you project slides onto the projector or dual monitors. Follow below steps to turn off the Presenter View mode: To stop PowerPoint from automatically starting a slide show in Presenter View: • On top menu bar, click on the [Slide Show] ribbon. • In the Monitors group, uncheck [Use Presenter View]. To stop Presenter View once the slide show has started: • On the top left corner of the Presenter View screen, click [Display Settings]. • Click [Duplicate Slide Show].

I would like to know how to turn off the presenter display on my laptop screen when I am presenting powerpoint on a second screen. There are navigation buttons on the second display that are adequate for advancing slides without my having to tie up my laptop with a presenter's display. I want to be doing other things on my laptop during the presentation (I am running the slides while another speaks). How do I disable the presenter's display? -------------Problems Reply------------ As such, you can use Alt+Tab key combination to switch to other running applications on your laptop. You can also press the Win key to bring up the Start menu to start new applications. If you want to turn off Presenter View, select Slide Show tab, clear the Use Presenter View box and start the slide show.

- Chirag PowerShow - View multiple PowerPoint slide shows simultaneously There is no option to clear the Use Presenter View Box. In the slide show tab there is a 'Setting for Two Displays' option with only Presenter View and Mirror Show, neither of which allow you to work on one screen while presenting on another. I am using PowerPoint Mac 2011 v14.1.2. The option you suggest above only works for a PC, as I saw on a coworker's machine. That option is not available on my Mac. Do you another solution? Open the Slide Show tab and you will see 'Setting for Two Displays' on the top right hand side.

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Select Mirror Show instead of Presenter View. Problem solved I, too, have a new MAC and I would like to be able to have my Powerpoint going and work in another window at the same time. I can do this on the pc, but the mac only gives me the option of Mirror or Presenter views. Is there a way around this? I know this thread is old, but people are still having this issue and I just unsuccessfully tried to find the solution on Bing or Google.

However, I figured something that works great for me. HOW TO PRESENT ON ONE SCREEN ONLY USING POWERPOINT 2011 FYI: This is not a permanent solution. You need to repeat these steps for every ppt. Only works on OS X Lion (10.7) or higher. Also doesn't allow you to modify the ppt while presenting.