Projektor For Mac

It is sometimes necessary to deliver presentations while relying solely on a PDF file, such as when you have created the slides with LaTeX Beamer and they are only available in document format.

Projektor is a handy macOS application designed to help you present these slides on a secondary display while keeping your notes in front of you and tracking the presentation's progress.

Whether you wish to prepare for an event or start a presentation on the spot, you first need to import the PDF file into Projektor. The slides can be previewed in a separate panel, two pages at a time, so you can see what is currently being shown on the secondary display, as well as the next slide.

You can write down or paste any relevant notes in the built-in text editor to ensure they are always on hand during the presentation. They are slide-specific, which means that each PDF page has its own separate notes.

Moreover, it is possible to draw on the slides while a presentation is taking place, should you wish to highlight certain items to your audience.

Projektor automatically detects any connected secondary displays and lists them in the main window, along with their resolution. Their position in relation to the primary display is also shown.

You can, of course, just rehearse for your presentation, as the app plays the slides on the main screen if no secondary display is connected.

Once your presentation has been prepared, complete with all the necessary notes and drawings, you can save it to the PDC dedicated format, which keeps all your information together in one place, making it easier to load the presentation at a later date.

Overall, Projektor is a simple utility that can help you deliver presentations on a secondary screen using nothing but a PDF file, while also letting you write down any necessary notes and draw on the slides as they are being displayed.