Is it possible to remove the Notes pane in Articulate Presenter for some slides and add it to the rest of the slides in the same course?
One of my clients wants me to hide the Notes pane whenever there is no slide notes to the slides. In the same course, in some slides, slide notes are present, so without having the user to click anywhere, he wants the Notes pane to reappear.
Other than changing the view mode, is it possible to make the notes pane appear and disappear in different slides in the same course?
Hello Neelima - I'm sorry, right now it's not possible to turn specific player features on/off in Articulate Presenter on a slide-by-slide basis (unless you go with the View Mode toggle, as you mentioned). That would make a great feature request, though!
Just a crude work around that I have resorted to at times - (Not very useful if you are working on a huge course though)
Have a `Notes' button in your master slide. When users click on it, the note can come as a pop up. So you will need to devote a small area in your slide are for the pop up notes section. You can just remove this button in slides which don't use notes.
Not a very smart idea, but it has worked for me a few times.
Thanks Poornima. Every solution is smart as we find them invariably at the pressure of the moment, to overcome tool limitations. I had tried this and it did work on some slides, but when the project grew in size, it became difficult to manage with so many hyperlinks.
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Hello Neelima - I'm sorry, right now it's not possible to turn specific player features on/off in Articulate Presenter on a slide-by-slide basis (unless you go with the View Mode toggle, as you mentioned). That would make a great feature request, though!
Thanks Jeanette, it would be great if we could find a solution for this! As you mentioned, it would be a great feature to work with.
Just a crude work around that I have resorted to at times - (Not very useful if you are working on a huge course though)
Have a `Notes' button in your master slide. When users click on it, the note can come as a pop up. So you will need to devote a small area in your slide are for the pop up notes section. You can just remove this button in slides which don't use notes.
Not a very smart idea, but it has worked for me a few times.
Thanks Poornima. Every solution is smart as we find them invariably at the pressure of the moment, to overcome tool limitations. I had tried this and it did work on some slides, but when the project grew in size, it became difficult to manage with so many hyperlinks.
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