Can this device be used to show a power point presentation?
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This is not a projector. You still need a projector to show a power point. This is a camera.
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Included software for both PC and Mac provides useful tools and customizations to get the most out of your IPEVO Doc Cam experience. Practical tools include Live View, which delivers immediate real-time video of what you're capturing, and Full Screen mode, which fills the entire screen for lessons and presentations.
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Not with the default software. But the ipin-supplied software does have some features for remote control of Powerpoint or Keynote.
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Not sure, I haven't tried it. I just downloaded the PowerPoint app to my iPhone. However I don't see why you couldn't configure it to work.
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Yes, ofcourse, It works perfectly!! It's a great slide presentation tool. But I recommend to use It with Keynote. Using it at Powerpoint presentations may cause slide freezing. Actually it happens with anykind of slide presenter. I have a Targus, and even moving the presenter selector switch to Mac-Powerpoint presentation, the freezing happens anyway. So I believe it is a powerpoint issue and not the presenter device.
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You can do slide shows, but I don't use that function. It plays almost every video format there is if you like movies. It works very well and I would recommend it for movies but again I don't know much about the slides but suspect it will work very well. Hope this helps
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I believe you are talking about the old picture slides, and the answer is no. It is used with a computer and programs such as powerpoint. It can also project whatever you are viewing on your computer. However, it is not able to do individual slides.
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Yes. I use it on my laptop all the time. It makes presentations and gaming more portable.
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I'm not sure, but if the power point presentation is on the computer, I would assume it can be wirelessly transmitted to the large screen TV. If you have the time, contact their technical support. Their go-to guy is extremely helpful.
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Yes. I used it for a Keynote presentation in Fort Worth last month. It worked great. I was able to use the two screen presentation mode. The projector showed current current, and the iPad showed current and next slide.
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I'm unsure. I never used its big brother. : ) This monitor may make a good TV. I could view PowerPoint on it clearly. But it is positioned as a "monitor", which it absolutely does not do well. It was completely unacceptable as a monitor to work on applications like MS Word or PowerPoint. I sent it back. Hope that helps.
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I haven't tried that, I have used PowerPoint with no problems. This tablet will do anything a laptop or PC can do. I love this tablet
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I called Epson support and was told that the wireless works for things like a photo slideshow, but would not be fast enough for a professional presentation such as Powerpoint. There are also issues with wifi applications if being shown in a hotel for instance.
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1 - You shouldn't have any trouble converting between Microsoft and OpenOffice file formats. Please note though, some people imbed videos in their PPT files and Linux has to jump through a few hoops before it will play well with Apple's and Microsoft's proprietary video formats. Beyond that, you should have zero problems here. 2 - The Eee does indeed have a VGA port and you ought to be able to hook up to any projector you like. 3 - I'm not sure about this, but it may be as simple as using a different keystroke in Impress than the one you would use in PowerPoint.
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Personally I rarely use it for text because the resolution is low. For instance when it shows my desktop, I can barely read the file names. For a Powerpoint presentation this may not be an issue as long as the font size is large enough. However I bought this over a year ago and it is still working, so these are very well-built and long-lasting!
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I am not certain, but I believe this works as a kind of wireless keyboard with only left-arrow, right-arrow, and "b" keys. "b" toggles the black screen in PowerPoint. If other applications use the same key commands as PowerPoint, I think it will work.
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Hey Pokey,Yes, you need a computer, on which you load the pretty simple IPEVO software and you run it thru any kind of standard LCD projector that you might use for your powerpoints or other images. Many schools have placed these in classrooms so teachers can project materials, and most of us have laptops -- so in that situation, this little device is an amazing value. It replaces that overhead because you can project anything without making them in to slides. Its just a little video camera is all.
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Yes, sort of. You have to save the PowerPoint as a picture file, and you can click through that way. The only challenge is you lose animations and transitions, so it works best with simplified presentations.