| Feature: Span slide show
across all monitors
Shortcut Category:
Shortcuts for PowerPoint,
Shortcut Commands: Wide Show, Wide
Show From Active Slide Default Shortcut
Keys: <None>
Description:
Microsoft Windows 98/Me and Windows 2000/XP
supports multiple monitors. When you have a system that has multiple video
boards or a single multi-port video board, then these operating systems
allow you to use all of them. Microsoft
PowerPoint is able to start a slide show on one of these monitors. The WideShow
feature of Shortcuts for PowerPoint enables you to start a slide
show that spans across all available monitors. This enables you to create
presentations that in wide screen formats. You can start a WideShow by
selecting Slide Show | Wide Show menu item.
Having the same screen
resolution and the color depth on all the monitors is recommended.
PowerShow
addin provides this feature and much more.
For calling from macros:
Sub PPShortcuts_WideShow()
Application.Run "PPShortcuts.ppa!WideShow"
End Sub
Sub PPShortcuts_WideShowFromActiveSlide()
Application.Run "PPShortcuts.ppa!WideShowFromActiveSlide"
End Sub
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