Erwin van Hunen

@erwinmcm.com

Head of Product @ MondayCoffee. MCM and Microsoft MVP. The 'Father of PnP PowerShell'. I live in 🇸🇪 and I make music : http://www.youtube.com/@erwinvanhunen

Remember 1.0.0 of PresentInk a few days ago? Well, we're at 1.0.2 already :-) The latest version allows you to set different hotkeys for the various actions (go to the settings, scroll down). I also added a version check on startup (runs once per 24 hours, and only if you start it). presentink.com

PresentInk - Draw Anywhere During Your Presentation

Enhance your presentations with live drawing and annotations. PresentInk allows you to draw over any application, highlight key points, and make your screen sharing more interactive.

presentink.com

I just uploaded PresentInk 1.0.0! A free to use presentation helper for MacOS ARM/Silicon that allows you to annotate on the screen in various colours, add rectangles, ellipses, arrows, text and take screenshots. It's like Zoomit (but no zooming 🙂 in PresentInk). Get it here: presentink.com

PresentInk - Draw Anywhere During Your Presentation

Enhance your presentations with live drawing and annotations. PresentInk allows you to draw over any application, highlight key points, and make your screen sharing more interactive.

presentink.com

I started to build a new app: PresentInk. Think of it as ZoomIt for Mac without the zooming. And yes, I'm aware of existing tools. But isn't it way more fun to build something yourself? 🙂You can find it here: presentink.com. Open source. Read more here: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

PresentInk - Draw Anywhere During Your Presentation

Enhance your presentations with live drawing and annotations. PresentInk allows you to draw over any application, highlight key points, and make your screen sharing more interactive.

presentink.com

The word “login” comes from throwing a log attached to a rope with knots overboard a ship to see how many knots go by over time (see also, knots as speed). You’d then put that info in the “log book.” You’d “log in” on a regular basis. This wasn’t from 1959, it was likely from 1689! Etymology baby!

PnP PowerShell 3.0 is on it's way, but it's a taking a bit longer than we first thought. When testing PnP PowerShell 3.0 on PowerShell 7.5 we noticed some issues with app registration, which was due to the move to .NET 9.0 with PowerShell 7.5.