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    Well, this is tough. Presenter View is not specifically supported, however we do usually work with it. We do have a workaround setting that we can apply if you are using PowerPoint for Mac. If that’s the case, please contact us at support@polleverywhere.com and we can walk you through our “Force Monitor” feature.

    Unfortunately, we do not currently have a similar workaround for Windows. I opened a request with our Windows Slideware team to investigate if there’s something we could do as a workaround in the short-term. Otherwise, Microsoft does not have Presenter View available in the API (integration format) that we use. So, for us to fully with Presenter View we’ll need to do some reverse engineering to figure out what kind of math the Microsoft engineers are using here. Which is just tough for us.

    I’ll see what the team thinks and try to get another update on…

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    As of 10/26/2020 this is still an issue. All comments below recommending turning off Presenter View is the answer -- I also had to set the Monitor to "Primary". In the Ribbon click "Slide Show" > and in the Monitors section for Monitor select "Primary Monitor" and uncheck the box to "Use Presenter View". Good luck!

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