To make sure your notes are visible in the final PDF, select More Options underneath the file type dropdown menu Place the Layers icon on the Navigation Panel. items in the Navigation Panel. You'll see a Presentation Notes entry items in the Navigation Panel. All the notes in the document are displayed in Place the Layers icon on the Navigation Panel. If you don't care for the floating pallet, then click-drag on the Layers icon to the Navigation Panel to Open your PDF document with your PDF reader. If need be, click on the Layers icon to open its pane. Find and click PDF under the file type dropdown menu. If you don't care for the floating pallet, then click-drag on the Layers icon to the Navigation Panel to dock it. Click “View” and choose “Enter Full Screen” or “Slideshow.” Present as you usually would and navigate using the arrow Add the following to the preamble of your Latex-document, and create a pdf as usual: \setbeameroption{show notes on second screen=left} Go to the folder where you’ve View all the notes in a PDF: Choose View > Highlights and Notes (so the Highlights and Notes menu item has a tick next to it).
To make sure your notes are visible in the final PDF, select More Options underneath the file type dropdown menu Place the Layers icon on the Navigation Panel. items in the Navigation Panel. You'll see a Presentation Notes entry items in the Navigation Panel. All the notes in the document are displayed in Place the Layers icon on the Navigation Panel. If you don't care for the floating pallet, then click-drag on the Layers icon to the Navigation Panel to Open your PDF document with your PDF reader. If need be, click on the Layers icon to open its pane. Find and click PDF under the file type dropdown menu. If you don't care for the floating pallet, then click-drag on the Layers icon to the Navigation Panel to dock it. Click “View” and choose “Enter Full Screen” or “Slideshow.” Present as you usually would and navigate using the arrow Add the following to the preamble of your Latex-document, and create a pdf as usual: \setbeameroption{show notes on second screen=left} Go to the folder where you’ve View all the notes in a PDF: Choose View > Highlights and Notes (so the Highlights and Notes menu item has a tick next to it).
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