Go Fullscreen with Plainview
One of the great ways to give your presentation is by downloading it as a PowerPoint file and using Microsoft’s free PowerPoint viewer. But you can actually use our built-in present mode and still go fullscreen! All you have to do is use a cool little application called Plainview. With Plainview, you can present in fullscreen and even use a remote control. Plainview has a bunch of other useful features, so the next time you want to give your presentation on a Mac, try out it out, it’s free!
Tags: 280 Slides, Plainview
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Yes both of those would work as well, but Saft isn't free, and neither lets you use a remote control.
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Speaking of which, I'd like to see how 280 Slides and OpenOffice can work together, it could be pretty interesting!
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