I have two monitors connected to my computer, but I do not get the presenter view when I run a show.
If your computer is enabled for multiple monitors, you just need to set Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 to run the slide show with presenter view. On the Slide Show menu, click Set Up Show, and then select the Show Presenter View check box.
I want to show my presentation in a large room on three monitors.
At this time, Microsoft PowerPoint can only run a slide show on 2 monitors: a primary (presenter's) monitor and the monitor that the audience views.
I can connect a monitor to my laptop, but I don't get the presenter view on the laptop when I try to run the slide show.
You may need to turn on the multiple monitor support for your laptop.
How?
Before you can turn on dual monitor support (sometimes called multiple monitor support), you must have the proper hardware installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. This support is available for Windows 98 and Windows 2000 desktop computers; it is also available for laptops running Windows 98.
If this check box is selected and unavailable, the monitor is already designated as the primary monitor. Only one monitor can be selected as the primary monitor at a time. When you select a different monitor icon and complete step 2, this setting for the previous monitor is automatically cleared and becomes accessible again.
Notes
The diagrams and charts I had included with my speaker's notes don't show up in presenter view.
Only text notes show up in presenter view. If you want the graphics to show up with your notes, you can print them out or view the Notes Pages view in addition to presenter view while you run the slide show. To do this, in presenter view, switch to normal view. In normal view, on the View menu, click Notes Page. To move between the Notes Pages view and presenter view, click the appropriate icon in the task bar.