Will it step through a PowerPoint presentation DIRECTLY FROM A THUMB DRIVE ?? (No computer attached...)
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Powerpoint gives you the option to save as a jpeg file. It will generate a separate jpeg file for each slide, and you can then display the slides as photos. It won't have any animation or video capability, but for simple presentations it works fine.
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I think you have to have PowerPoint software loaded to play your file. I haven't tried but pretty sure it want work unless you have the engine loaded on a device to run the file.
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Don't think so. You'd have to use something like an Android stick to run the slide show. That does work very well.
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Only in conjunction with your lapotop by mirroring the desktop. On it's own the P300 only supports the following media formats: MP4 / MP3 / WMA / OGG / WAV / AVI / BMP / JPG / GIF / TXT. To play a PowerPoint presentation from a USB stick you would need to first save the presentation as a series of JPGs, use the "Save As" function in PowerPoint to do this.
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If by "device" you mean phone, then no. You won't see the presentation at all on the phone, just either the mouse controls or the presentation/laser pointer control. Once you exit the controls, you won't have access to them again until you re-load the app. I've been using the device in my classroom for about three months, and while the signal will drop our occasionally (due to spotty wi-fi), it's been a pretty handy remote so far. But to see your notes, you'll need to be able to see your laptop screen.
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Only if you put a usb external drive !! I recomend you this product ... very quick and beautiful !!
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That's a good question. There is a question posted here that answers the Keynote presentation part, but nothing about Powerpoint. I'll have to try it.
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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.
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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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It does support whatever you computer screen shows. I use it for powerpoint presentations all of the time
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Yes. I have used it with PowerPoint presentations on both Mac and Windows. I have also used it with Prezi presentations on Windows.
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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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Ignore Brad's answer. There's no way to present a ppt directly from the projector. You can export your ppt from Powerpoint as individual JPGs, and then play those as a slideshow on the projector using the included remote. This sounds more difficult than it actually is. If any of your ppt slides have elements that fade-in, move, etc. that functionality is lost.
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Yes it will, at 100, 200, or 300 dpi. The output goes to a jpg or PDF for each page, or one PDF with all pages. The destination can be a thumb drive plugged into printer, local folder (PC on USB port), shared network folder, or email. It has trouble with large thumb drives, I haven't had to look up what the largest is it recognizes.
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No and no, it works as if you had an USB Flashdrive plugged in your computer
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Some possible uses I can think of... if you have your presentation on a memory stick you can plug in to the projector. you might be able to use it to plug in a "presentation clicker" not sure on this put possibilities.
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No. PowerPoint files require a computer to play, this only plays media files such as photos and music. You can save you powerpoint show as jpg slides then play the jpgs.
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Does it advance slides and go backward in Adobe Reader in Full Screen Mode?