What are you trying to solve?
Hold the last slide until you switch awayKeep a final click from dropping the deck out before the vision switch. Enable Freeze last slide and test the actual remote.Read the guide →Catch missing fonts and saved slide timings before rehearsalFind reported missing fonts by slide and check automatic timings before the presenter reaches the lectern.Read the guide →Start the countdown when the presenter advancesArm the clock for the start of the talk while keeping normal timer controls available.Read the guide →Know when the PowerPoint video finishesSee elapsed and remaining playback time, and prepare for upcoming video and audio cues.Read the guide →Load the next presenter without juggling windowsImport the run sheet, link the decks and use LOAD NEXT to prepare the timer and slideshow together.Read the guide →Convert PDF slides without rebuilding the layoutKeep the displayed fonts and element positions together as a page image on each PowerPoint slide.Read the guide →
Before rehearsal. During the show.
Check supplied decks for reported font, timing and media issues before the presenter takes the room. During the session, keep the countdown, PowerPoint status and next cue together. These guides explain what C⁴ can do, which edition includes it, and what to test on the actual show PCs.
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