#Full screen annotation windows presentation full
This checkbox controls whether or not you would like Full Screen Presentation Mode to display Link Hints. Note: Unchecking both the Notes and Comments checkboxes will hide the right panel. You can close the Settings Panel by either clicking the Close Settings button, or by pressing Enter on your keyboard. By default, everything will be turned on in what we call Review Mode. Last (but absolutely not least) is your wireframe, the centerpiece of Full Screen Presentation mode.Īs mentioned above, the Settings Panel will appear whenever you launch Full Screen Presentation Mode. It will open by default and allow you to get everything ready for your presentation. The settings panel allows you to adjust the look and feel of your Full Screen Presentation mode. Users can also add notes and comments if this panel is enabled. The bottom portion will display any comments that have been added to your wireframe. The top portion of this panel displays any Wireframe Notes you have added to your wireframe. On the other (right) side of the Full Screen Presentation Mode is the Notes and Comments section. You can use it to navigate your project (if you aren't using linking), or you can use it to rename/duplicate/delete wireframes. It is functionally identical to the Navigator in the main editor. On the left side of the screen, you'll find the Navigator. These are the different sections of the screen. When Full Screen Presentation Mode first opens, you will be presented with a screen similar to this one. The application will expand to take up your whole screen. To enter it, just click on the full screen icon in the top-right corner of your toolbar, select "Full Screen Presentation" from the View menu or simply hit CTRL/ ⌘+ F. The Full Screen Presentation Mode is great for presenting your wireframes to stakeholders or for usability testing.
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