Can I use this presenter as a wireless mouse? I mean being able to move the cursor and switch windows?
897623
Yes it has the capability and i have used that feature once but i cant say if it is as responsive as using an actual mouse.
897624
Yes you can, although the mouse will only move in a linear fashion, that is, on a horizontal and vertical axis. It takes a while getting used to it...
426050
Yes. All the USB device will switch computers each time you switch the view (I have a wireless USB mouse and it works fine).
1324934
you can use a wireless bluetooth keyboard/ mouse combo to, as I do. It works great!!!
769712
I bet it would. You have the pen, highlighter and eraser tools (and others too), which you can click with a normal mouse to draw. This pretty much acts like a mouse except you can do other things with it beyond mousing. I only use TeamViewer for remote support (control) and haven't tried meetings like what it sounds like you do. The whiteboard function should be pretty fun with this. I would sure try it.
319965
I would assume so; I used a Microsoft wireless mouse and have no trouble at all. Good luck.
1179011
If you install the free software called X-mouse, they can be easily configured to do whatever you'd like. Love it! I use them for copy/paste, but I think out of the box, they function as forward/back for web surfing.
1153362
As mentioned you should be able to. Easiest well to tell is by pressing connect on the receiver, than connect on the mouse. If it starts working, than there you go.
92840
Yes, a bluetooth mouse works well, but there a glitch in Win 8.1 that seems to make my mouse hang a little. I hope they address it soon.
612451
I don't think so, this one is for painting programs only, the one I used before, which is Wacom, can be used as mouse, but ithink you can download some add-on drives to make it work.
1743820
Did work very well, but it works on keynote mode mouse not in mode presentation, so for power point it doesn't work so well, just for get forward the slide.I Hope give you some idea.
2054120
Absolutely, My desk is entirely covered with a sheet of glass and I have used a mouse for years on it. The one I presently use is the Microsoft wireless 5000.
1704726
I had never tried before and it does with my logitech mouse...you just have to be sure to connect to it manually on the sharing port screen. Remember however, you mouse only has a range of a few feet so might defeat the purpose of a wireless hub! I am using windows 8.1...be sure to use updated driver. Ihad problems with the one that shipped.
785629
This one does not have a pointer, it's just a mouse. Look for this item instead: B007F9IP9C - it is specifically designed for presentations.
1681113
Genius uses a USB node. I have used it up to 8 feet away from my computer. Would be great for presentations. It takes some practice to get used to the different mouse functions, but once you get used to the scrolling/air function you'll be ok.
167524
I don't see why it wouldn't. Most modern computers have USB ports as well as CD/DVD drives, which is what you'll need to use the mouse. You'll only need the disk they send to install the drivers. Once they're installed, you'll have to configure them to your specifications. However, the driver for the mouse could very well be Windows only. I'd contact the parent company for further compatibility questions, though.
2078767
Yes, you can use either the built in mouse (like most laptops) or you can buy a wireless mouse for it.
38760
Hello. It works like a mouse. You could left-click in PowerPoint to change slides, just like a mouse. Other than that, it really is not a presenter like the Logitech device.