From: Christiaan H. <cmh...@gm...> - 2009-11-19 17:39:59
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On Nov 19, 2009, at 16:48, Mitch Keller wrote: > Greetings, > > I use LaTeX and Beamer to make slides for my classes. I also have a > Wacom Bamboo tablet that I use to annotate the slides in class. The > final piece of my instructional technology puzzle is a classroom > response system or "clickers" (like Ask the Audience on Who Wants to > be a Millionaire?). I've been using Interwrite-brand clickers and > their Interwrite Response software. This is a Java-based program that > manages to float it's control bar on top of Skim in presentation mode, > which is exactly what I need. I can also bring up a chart of student > responses to the questions. However, this spring I'm supposed to pilot > the TurningPoint Anywhere software with their brand of clickers. The > TurningPoint Anywhere windows are transparent windows that appear more > Mac-native than the Interwrite Response bar and window. Unfortunately, > I cannot get these windows to appear on top of presentation mode in > Skim, meaning that if there's no way to resolve this, I'll have to > find another PDF presentation and annotation option. Everything I've > tried is vastly inferior to Skim, so I'm hoping there's a way to allow > something like the Keynote preference that allows other applications > to use the display. > > Best regards, > > Mitch > -- > Mitch Keller > mi...@re... > > http://www.rellek.net/ > You could try using the Full Screen mode for presentations, this uses normal window level. Using some hidden prefs (i.p. SKHideClosedFullScreenSidePanels, see the Wiki) and custom view settings (PDF > Use Current View Settings as Default for Full Screen) you can make it behave more like Presentation mode. Christiaan |