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Speaker Notes missing from Presenter View

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Steve A - 26 Mar 2008 16:55 GMT
I have been using Presenter View in PowerPoint 2003 for a long time with no
problems.  Recently, it started displaying everything except the speaker's
notes.  This is happening on all my presentations.  The preview area for the
slides has moved down to be centered vertically and has a black space above
and below it, but no speaker notes.

Any ideas about how to bring them back?
Steve A - 26 Mar 2008 20:21 GMT
I think I figured this out - perhaps it will be useful for someone else.  The
2'nd monitor at my desk has a different resolution and orientation than my
laptop primary monitor - in particular it is 1600 pixels high (portrait
orientation) compared to my laptop's height of 900 pixels.  When I make a
presentation on to the bigger monitor, it adds black bands above and below
the slide.  This height difference is apparently not taken into account in
the preview window of the presenter view application.  The slide and top and
bottom bands completely fill up the screen and leave no room for the speaker
notes (they are probably right off the bottom of my screen hiding under the
keyboard).  I think this is a bug in the presenter view.  When I use
presenter view with the real projector (landscape orientation), however, it
seems to work fine.

I was sure that I had used presenter view on my laptop / portrait monitor
combination before, but perhaps I was mistaken.

> I have been using Presenter View in PowerPoint 2003 for a long time with no
> problems.  Recently, it started displaying everything except the speaker's
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> Any ideas about how to bring them back?

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