Like, I'm participating from a browser. Unless I put my browser into kiosk-mode, my browser has it own frame. Similarly, since this is a Teams ession and Teams – even if I run my browser in kiosk-mode – takes its own chunk of screen realestate for its own shit (even if in "focus on content" mode).
You're using O365 from your browser to do PowerPoint. So, your browser (since you aren't running it in kiosk-mode) is taking screen-realestate for its frame (and you haven't turned off your bookmarks or other frame-increasing settings). Then, you're running PowerPoint within that framed browser window. If you don't put PowerPoint into slideshow mode, your slides are only using about 60% of my screen.
@ferricoxide
I believe most presenters have forgotten about presentation mode in MS PowerPoint / Google Slides. So often they have to be reminded. And in some, you can read presenters notes.
Would be better faster easier to be sent the slides and read the notes instead of muddling thru on the online meeting.
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