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YASC (pronounced as "why ask") is an application for giving live presentations and lectures. In addition to displaying PDF files and images, it allows you to stream any on-screen window to an external display. No longer do you have to show your desktop to the audience. With powerful ink annotation tools designed for live use, your presentations and lectures can focus on what really matters and be free from distracting details. Check out the video tutorials at sucroid.com to see it in action.
Key features:
1. YASC works with "sources", "boards", "tracks", and "views". Each source can be a page of a PDF file, an image, or a live window or screen capture at a specified frame rate. Each track consists of a sequence of sources. One can think of a board as something onto which the source content is projected. A view can then be attached to a display for viewing by the audience.