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Taya2010 [7]
1 year ago
9

In presentation mode, what happens when you switch between different worksheets?

Business
1 answer:
liq [111]1 year ago
5 0

Presentation mode will be maintained on the display. The presentation mode will continue to be active when switching between worksheets.

<h3>What is a presentation mode?</h3>

Users who need uninterrupted use of their software might use the presentation mode option. It assists in removing any bothersome pop-up windows, reducing CPU consumption, and preventing any disruption from antivirus operations.

<h3>How do I turn on presentation mode?</h3>

Use the shortcut keys Win + X on the keyboard. Select Mobility Center by clicking on it. To turn it on, select the Turn on button under Presentation Settings. Presentation Mode has been turned on.

<h3>What use does presentation mode serve?</h3>

In Present view, the audience may see your slides on the main screen while you control the show on a screen that is only accessible to you.

Learn more about presentation mode: brainly.com/question/14823196

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