Full screen Presentation powers our work
Posted on September 26th, 2009 in Featured, XMind Basic | 2 Comments »
The wise had told us communication is very important in our life.
We also know Presentation is an important way to communicate with others, esp in work. There are many companies designing and developing the tools to let us perform better on presentation. And so do us.
Mind map brings us a great way to catch inspiration, organize sparkles, plan project, and more other things. While we designed it in 2007, we asked ourselves, since mind map is so powerful and useful, why don’t we present the map directly. Then managers, colleagues, customers,and clients can understand us more clearly. How perfect! From Oct. 2007, XMind 2008 Pro has a special feature, Full Screen Presentation. A brand-new method.
With many follow-up hours’ work, now Presentation is very stable. Here are some key points to present your map in XMind Pro:
Below are three screenshots:
1. Beginning. all topics are hidden, only central topic is highlighted, centralized and zoomed in:

2. During presentation. topics which have been navigated will be shown too.

3. Sidebar and Button panel. Move mouse to the bottom, you will see the panel button. Click sidebar button, you will see the powerful sidebar at the left side. Here, you can navigate, filter, and record.

This presentation mode is popular used to make speech in meeting, report in hall, etc. Maybe you’re willing to share some your experience with us.
2 Responses
I looked at using this in a presentation during the week, but it didn’t work for me. In particular, I didn’t seem possible to reveal the parts of the mind map in exactly the order that I wanted, and to control the zooming and centering of the map on the screen. It’s an interesting idea, but I would need more control to make it work for me.
Cheers, Tony.
During presentation, XMind will zoom the map automatically. We can zoom the map later in the button panel. BTW, you can also choose to light the map during presentation via clicking the bulb button on the button panel. Then you can control the map by yourself.