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Hi
When presenting a keynote through sharing the screen in a meeting, the participants do not see the full window when pressing "Start presentation". I have done this many times before, recently a couple of weeks ago. Presenting a full screen view for the other in the meeting. Now they see just a "freezed" image of the cursor in a desktop mode of the presentation.
Have there been a update so keynote and team are not communicating - or maybe a overload of users in the last weeks?
Would really like to get help to solving this issue!
Additional meeting and call-related features and issues within Microsoft Teams for business
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Just went through this in a MS LIVE event test...
we found that while many other APPS or windows are recognized for sharing, with Keynote presentations, you have to choose Share Desktop, to show Keynote in full play mode...it will still fill the screen - but you can not share the Keynote Window or App...
Just went through this in a MS LIVE event test...
we found that while many other APPS or windows are recognized for sharing, with Keynote presentations, you have to choose Share Desktop, to show Keynote in full play mode...it will still fill the screen - but you can not share the Keynote Window or App...
I figured out the same and have used it recently. The trouble is that my other screen goes in black, so I lose a visual connection with the rest of the group.
I figured out the same and have used it recently. The trouble is that my other screen goes in black, so I lose a visual connection with the rest of the group.
My only solution for it is to use my iPad in conjunction with my Mac in order to both present and see my audience. It is kind of cumbersome in my case because I have to teach 7 times a week and sometimes my connection goes awry whenever I connect to Teams on two devices.
How do you open MS Teams simultaneously on ipad and mac?
It’s really simple: once you’re already in a meeting, just open the Teams App on your iPad and a banner with a “join” button will pop up and you’ll be able to join that meeting just as with any meeting. Just make sure to mute your mic. When the join window asks you to.