Remote Teleprompter Window Setup -- 2

I need a quick, step-by-step remote walkthrough on my Windows machine so I can add a transparent, always-visible floating window for the teleprompter software that is already installed. The goal is simple: when I deliver an upcoming lecture in front of a school board remotely, the script must hover unobtrusively above PowerPoint and video-conferencing apps without blocking my view of the audience or my slides. Additionally, I need the overlay to support bringing up other notes seamlessly during the presentation.

Here’s what I expect from our session:
• We connect via Zoom, Teams, or any secure screen-sharing tool you prefer.
• You guide me through installing and configuring the overlay utility (e.g., AutoHotkey script, DeskPins, Glass2k, or another lightweight option you recommend).
• The window becomes transparent enough to read while letting me see what’s beneath it, and it remains resizable and easily toggled on/off.
• We confirm that the setup works across at least PowerPoint and Zoom in presenter mode.
• I receive a concise cheat-sheet of the exact steps and any hotkeys so I can replicate the setup on other PCs later.

Everything should be wrapped up in a single live session (ideally under an hour), with follow-up answers to any lingering questions by message afterward. If you’ve done similar overlay or HUD configurations on Windows, this should be straightforward.