Have you ever wanted more control for positioning application windows in Microsoft Windows? Have you ever struggled setting up three different windows side-by-side? Do you have a need to look at multiple windows on the same display?

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Do you end up writing “Do Not Erase” on whiteboards to save critical notes? Is your audience losing focus on your presentation because they are busy taking notes from the whiteboard?

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Have you ever presented a webcast? If you have, then I am sure you can relate to how hard it is to make your audience focus on your content. The problem with webcasting is that we cannot be sure as presenters, that our audience is focusing on a particular part of the screen. This is easy when you present in person, but during a webcast you have only your voice, your mouse, and your keyboard to try to make it work. Let me give you an example. Imagine that you are attending a webcast, where I am showing an Excel spreadsheet on my screen, and I am discussing the content of the cells in the upper left column. What happens if you are looking in the lower right corner of my screen? Well, by the time you realize that you need to look up to the left, I may have already changed my screen to show something else. As a presenter, I probably did not realize that you missed an important segment of my presentation.

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Are you uncomfortable speaking in front of large crowds? Do you get nervous during a presentation?  Do you get stressed and almost forget your rehearsed lines? Would you like a solution that helps you relax while still presenting like a Pro?  Keep reading and you will learn more how easy this can be using the Presenter View feature.

Here’s a little teaser of what it looks like!

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