le to have PowerPoint on one monitor and slide presentation on the second monitor. Will this adapter work?
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It depends on whether you have two monitor connections (i.e. jacks) on that computer. If you don't have two connections, at least one of them being DVI-D, this won't help you at all. If you mean a laptop, where the "monitor" is integrated, the answer would depend on whether that laptop has a DVI-D monitor jack on it, and whether its electronics are designed to drive both the laptop's screen and the monitor jack at the same time (most of them are). DVI-D jacks do NOT have pins/sockets near the blade/slot; if you do have four sockets right around the slot, that is DVI-I, and in that case you can use a much cheaper passive adapter ($5-$8) It depends on whether you have two monitor connections (i.e. jacks) on that computer. If you don't have two connections, at least one of them being DVI-D, this won't help you at all. If you mean a laptop, where the "monitor" is integrated, the answer would depend on whether that laptop has a DVI-D monitor jack on it, and whether its electronics are designed to drive both the laptop's screen and the monitor jack at the same time (most of them are). DVI-D jacks do NOT have pins/sockets near the blade/slot; if you do have four sockets right around the slot, that is DVI-I, and in that... » Read More It depends on whether you have two monitor connections (i.e. jacks) on that computer. If you don't have two connections, at least one of them being DVI-D, this won't help you at all. If you mean a laptop, where the "monitor" is integrated, the answer would depend on whether that laptop has a DVI-D monitor jack on it, and whether its electronics are designed to drive both the laptop's screen and the monitor jack at the same time (most of them are). DVI-D jacks do NOT have pins/sockets near the blade/slot; if you do have four sockets right around the slot, that is DVI-I, and in that case you can use a much cheaper passive adapter ($5-$8) « Show Less
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IF your computer has BOTH a vga and a dvi video output then its a qualified "yes"...but it depends on the video card...you would have one monitor hooked up to the vga out and one to the dvi out using this adapter. I assume you dont have a monitor with dvi input to test first...If you have only one video output, there are usb-based multiple monitor devices you might want to check out as an option.
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I use this device with my laptop which has Powerpoint on it for generating my presentations. The whole idea is to use the device to advance the slides.
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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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We use 2 Monitors with it. One plugged into the HDMI the other via RGB extending or duplicating the desktops works as it should. All scenarios have worked so far so we have 3 screens essentially and it works a treat. Ours came with no software. We have installed 8.1 and Office 2010 and all works as it should.
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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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I use the adapter on my Lenovo Yoga and it worked fine - first time with no hassles and no additional set up. Just plugged it in to HDMI Port and the standard VGA CORD INTO THE ADAPTER and the projector and everything worked perfectly including the animation & transitions on my Power Point slides.
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Yes, I set one up to send VGA and Audio to a projector and it worked well. Added two additional classrooms -- those two converters were shipped from China and took a few week to arrive. Look for Prime or US shipping for speedy delivery.
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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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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.
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I would say most likely. I am currently using 2 video adapters for 2 monitors.
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It won't work with PowerPoint, and probably not Keynote either. The remote is just a cut-down bluetooth keyboard with only the media keys. If the media keys on your keyboard do what you want, then the remote will do it too. Otherwise it won't.
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No. I don't believe it will accept PowerPoint. You probably would need to convert to a compatible video format.
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Yes! I have an older USB presentation mouse, and although I got an "unsupported" message when I plugged it in, it works. Advances my PowerPoint slides right on cue.
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I used this device for (2) computers, each computer had a DVI and a VGA and was using those ports for dual monitors. This device allowed me to switch between the two computers on both monitors for each. Based on that, I believe if you used the DVI on one channel, and then the VGA on the other channel, that this would work. That being said, you may be better off just getting a DVI-VGA adapter and using a cheap switch.
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Yes - it works fine with both. I have only tested the presenter features with PowerPoint (2010 and 2013). But as a mouse it works the same as any other mouse.
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Not sure on that .... I needed it with an adapter to run two monitors from the same cpu