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I need to clarify this first:
- Where I'm going to give a conference the projector is BEHIND me.
- I don't want to DUPLICATE the screen because I need to read and do some stuff that audience cannot see in my notebook screen, so duplicating screens is not the solution.
- I need to actually view what I'm doing in the second screen because I cannot keep looking behind me.
- Second screen must show only some windows not all from my notebook screen but I cannot interact with them if my projection is extended and the projector is behind me.
So, is there some software or way to view in one window my second screen projection like some kind of Virtual Machine and interact with the second screen INSIDE my notebook screen?
P.D: No, having a notebook being projected and other by my side with the stuff I need to read is not another solution.
Just a heads up: this sounds very difficult, if possible at all. – user69874 – 2016-10-16T05:43:34.303
I hope there's some kind of tool, like PowerPoint 2013+ does, it allows to view and interact with the presentation in extended screen and in pc screen :c – Fuczi Fuczi – 2016-10-16T05:45:43.380
How about you sit to the side, where you can turn your head to see the projector screen and the other way to see the audience? The audience will not be able to see your notebook screen if you side sideways on to them. – DavidPostill – 2016-10-16T08:02:14.567
You should mark your question as a duplicate of the other one. – DavidPostill – 2016-10-17T11:29:17.120