I Try to project my Powerpoint presentation, no matter how I try to zoom in or out, the letters are not visible. What can I do for fix it?
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I am sorry you are having problems. I also ordered this projector, but promptly sent it back as I was dissatisfied with it. I recommend you do the same. I ordered a different model and am very happy with it. I use it for Keynote presentations as well as showing movies. I could never have done that with this model you have. I then ordered the Optoma W303, yes, more expensive, but IMHO well worth it. As they say, "you get what you pay for, if you don't pay much, you don't get much".
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have had no problems with Studio 17 until I installed their latest patch. I tried reinstalling without the latest patch so far it is still working. I tried pan and zoom and had no problem. Am running Studio 17 on my laptop, Window 8.1.
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No it's just a pointer and advances power point presentation. I do not use it anymore because it only worked once
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I dont believe you can use digital zoom if you're in the AI (auto intelligence) mode...maybe that is why? Otherwise if you're in normal or any of the scene modes, you should be able to use it (and the menu will let you turn it on).
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I haven't tried PowerPoint but it should work. Hand writing in OneNote is fantastic even if you're handwriting is not very good. It converts to typewritten letters perfectly and you can format just like you're in Word. This functionality has been the envy of my iPad using friends, although I tell them OneNote app is available for iPad, but I'm not sure if it works as well on that platform.
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Well, there are two display options: 1) Fit to screen or 2) Stretch to screen. When using the first option there are black bars top and bottom i.e. letterboxing.
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HeidiI don't think I'm more advance with this unit than you are at this point!I have not tried the zoom feature and I can't help you there regarding whether the text stays on the screen.I was playing with the basics of the screen formatting last night.I did mess around with the settings and got the "boxing" to be reduced and the image enlarged. I believe this was under Setup\TV Settings, and then I selected the 4:3 PS that you described.This seems to work pretty well for me.
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Not very well. The picture is very grainy and words/ PowerPoint presentations are difficult to read. If you can spend a little more try to get an hp model.
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Great advice. I discovered this myself through trial-and-error. With my new laptop and Office 2007 (I was using 2003), I no longer have the problem. I start up presenter mode and I'm immediately up and running, clicking away. Now if I could just figure out why some video files work and other don't, and some only work after you back up and then advance to the video-embedded slide again. I had hoped that a new laptop with a clean install of Vista and the new version of Office would fix the problem that's plagued me for years...
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I did a test print on a PDF and it was tiny none of the words are legible. It does print it out as if appears just micro mini size.
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Zooming doesn't always work, it depends on what program you're in. Some will zoom in/out if you use your thumb and index finger. Others will do nothing.
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the projector does not have a zoom feature. you have to move the projector to make the image larger or smaller. I use mine hooked up to my ipad, and then I can zoom in or out as much as I need. if you hook it up to your computer you could also zoom it.
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Once connected the pen works as a mouse so it works with any other programs that you use it for as well as for specific drawing programs. We haven't used it on Powerpoint but I don't see why it would not work. I believe it will. Good Luck.
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I use it with with powerpoint, so while you don't need a projector why would you just want to show a presentation with your laptop screen :-P
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The outline of the original trapezoidal projection probably cannot be eliminated, because the projector uses digital, not optical, keystone correction. What you are seeing is the entire image projected by the lamp, including the areas mostly blacked out by the LCD panels during digital keystone correction. The image sharpness is degraded by the digital keystone correction, so I do not use it.
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I think you are referring to the internal memory of the unit. I have not tried it but yes it does, the difference is that it will convert your PPT or DOC to a format that the Projector supports. Otherwise it will project whatever you have on your computer. Hope that helps
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The are Office-like app's that will allow you to View your Powerpoints, just not edit them. Check either DocumentToGo - remember them from Palm.