Is it possible to change slides in dual screen mode by clicking the slide on the left monitor? For instance, if the slide view is on the left screen, and the full-screen is on the right screen. I could do this on windows, but cannot see how to do this with Ubuntu.
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I'm pretty sure that one way to do this is to show the same image in both monitors - if that would work for you. I have recently switched from Open Office to Libre Office on my machine that has a second monitor attached. The version of Impress in Libre Office certainly works this way. However, another interesting option offered by Libre Office is the add-on "presenter console". This let you show the main presentation on the second screen (or LCD projector) and, on the main screen, shows the current slide, a mini-view of the next slide, some timing information (clock, presentation run time), previous/next buttons, a button to access any speaker's notes, etc. All this - but - you can't change the slide by clicking on the image; you have to use the next button. And, I don't think that you can use the mouse to point to something on the presentation screen in this mode. |
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