Title: Are Your PowerPoint Notes Too Small? Here’s How to Fix it! – Art of Presentations
Headings: Are Your PowerPoint Notes Too Small? Here’s How to Fix it!
Are Your PowerPoint Notes Too Small? Here’s How to Fix it!
How to View or Hide Notes in PowerPoint in Normal View?
Method 1 – Using the Notes Button
Method 2 – Using the View Menu
How to Increase the Size of the Notes Pane in PowerPoint?
How to Change the Font Size in the Notes Pane in PowerPoint?
Why does the PowerPoint Notes Font Size not Change?
How to Increase the Font Size of the Text in the Notes Pane?
Method 1 – Use the Zoom option to Change the Text Size
Method 2 – Turn on Text Formatting for the Notes Pane
How to Present a PowerPoint Without Showing Notes?
How to Leave the Presenter Mode to go back to the Slides?
How to Change the Font Size of Speaker Notes in Presenter View?
How to Print PowerPoint with Notes Pages?
How to Customize the Handouts for your Speaker Notes?
How to Remove All Notes from PowerPoint?
[SOLVED!!] Remove All Notes from PowerPoint! (Even on Mac!)
How to Use Speaker Notes Correctly?
What Should be Included in the Speaker Notes?
Final Thoughts
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Content: There are two methods in which you can view the notes section. Method 1 – Using the Notes Button
The first method is by using the Notes button that is present at the bottom of every slide (as indicated in the image above). Simply by clicking on this button opens up the notes section. This is the easiest way to view notes in PowerPoint. Method 2 – Using the View Menu
Another method is by using the “ View ” menu in PowerPoint. If you are using PowerPoint on Windows, simply click on “ View ” tab, and click “ Notes ”
If you are a Mac user, click on “ View “, and click on “ Notes Page ” (as indicated in the image above). You can also open the notes section by pressing the keyboard shortcut of Alt+W+PN on Windows or pressing Cmd+3 on Mac. If you do not want to use notes for a single slide, then you can choose to hide your notes pane for that specific slide. Hiding the Notes works just the same way as opening the Notes section. Now, if you want to hide your notes from the audience, you will have to change your presentation from the “Normal view” to the “Slide Show” view .