PowerPoint v/s PowerPoint Viewer |
Used with Microsoft PowerPoint. It requires full Microsoft
PowerPoint. |
Used with the free Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer. It does not work
with the full Microsoft PowerPoint. |
Multiple Monitors |
OfficeOne PowerShow supports any number of monitors and monitors can
have any resolution. |
OfficeOne PowerViewer is restricted by the
limitations of the free PowerPoint Viewer. It requires the slide
show monitor to be of the same resolution as the primary monitor. |
Multiple Slide Shows |
Allows you to run different slide shows on different monitors
simultaneously. Supports multiple slide shows configured through a
single user interface. |
Allows you to run different slide shows on different monitors
simultaneously through multiple executions of PowerViewer. |
Notes view |
Can show formatted notes on a different monitor. |
Supports slide show only. Does not support notes view. |
Control all slide shows |
Allows you to control slide shows through a central console called
Session Controller and through
PowerShow Controller command-line utility. |
Allows you to control different slide shows through command-line
utilities. |
Span across multiple monitors |
Can span slide shows across multiple monitors. You can show a slide
show on a video wall composed of
multiple monitors arranged in
matrix layout. |
Slide shows are restricted to a single monitor. Slide shows cannot
span multiple monitors. |
Share monitor across multiple slide shows |
Can run multiple slide shows on a monitor through
Ticker Show
feature. Slide shows can share the monitor space with other slide
shows or other application windows. |
Slide shows need to occupy the whole monitor. Slide shows cannot
share monitor space with other slide shows or other applications. |
Playlists |
For playing slide shows sequentially one after other, you would need
to chain the presentations.
Looping playlists are also supported. |
Supports playlists. You can run slide shows sequentially one after
other using playlists. Looping playlists are not supported. |