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Creating a Presentation (8 of 8)
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Presenting your Presentation
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There are two ways to present your NotateIt files
to an audience:
1. Presentation Mode
This mode allows you to show your presentation and annotate
over the top of it.
Any annotations that you make are saved, together with the
original presentation, in a completely new file that can be
edited later if you wish.
Your original presentation remains unchanged and intact.
Go to Tools | Show as Presentation.
You have a full screen display area, navigation buttons and
a dynamic toolset for annotations.
Each button in the drawing toolset can be changed 'on the fly'
to your own personal preferences just by double clicking
on them.
You can also print directly from this mode if you need to
distribute a hard copy to your audience immediately.
2. The NotateIt Viewer
The
NotateIt Viewer
is a free, 'read only' version of NotateIt.
You can copy and distribute this
viewer to anyone who needs to present or look at the
workbooks you've prepared
with the full version of NotateIt.
As a presentation aid, objects can still be selected
and moved around on the pages, but any changes made
to your original workbook can't be saved.
The viewer is especially useful where, for example,
teachers or trainers need to distribute
worksheets/notes/presentations to their students,
without the need to print them out.
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