Can you use a USB drive to run a Powerpoint presentation?
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I'm not sure. The Q5 does have several built in software's you could say. I don't work with it in that regard. You might research it online. If I had power point myself I'd try for you. I can say it is great little projector in low light situations. I personally use it in my bedroom with 100" screen. Also bought 3d processor to go with it. Is really awesome.
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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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Hi, basically, yes (I'm using Tiger). When you plug the USB device in, the keyboard setup screen will pop up, and you'll have to ignore/close it, since Logitech doesn't provide drivers. The F5/start presentation button doesn't work in Powerpoint (I don't use Keynote), but the other buttons work (even the sound control). There might be better solutions for the Mac, but for me it works well enough.
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Yes it most definitely can be used for power point presentations. That's why I got one. Works great.
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It's excellent for PowerPoint presentations. I can't see why it wouldn't work fine for classroom presentations
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I suppose you could, but it wouldn't be very fast. It would be better to use a flash drive.
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Sure.It project also ppt presentations and if connected via USB to laptop the presentation can be controled via remote control.
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Low, really no problem. Just plug the usb-adapter into anb usb-slot of your machine and have an audio running (even video embedded in an Poewerpoint presentation or any other "normal" audio output. Windows 8.1 and even Beta of Windows 10 will do!Good for presentations even in a larger audience without cable traps. Pfüa´s Gott from Bavaria/Germany Horst
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No PowerPoint. Just a camera that projects jpg files. Not sure whether it would project PowerPoint files converted to PDF.
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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.
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Yes. You can connect it to a laptop or a camera. You can also just upload your file on the video projector, then disconnect the laptop and do the presentations independently
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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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If you install debian PPC and use that as your OS you can because flash can be installed in it. SEE, http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/108041/how-to-add-flash-support-on-a-powerpc-debian
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I've never tried to use an external USB drive but I doubt it will power it. As for folders, it will display the
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Actually, the pen drive would not work. It would have to be an MP3 player with the ability to play the files on it's own. Any mp3 player would do though. And they are pretty cheap these days. Good luck.
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Yes you can. Even though I do advice to use a dedicated usb drive with the pictures connected to frame for viewing. The internal memory of the frame does not fit many pictures
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I don't think there's a way to replace the memory on the USB device without cracking it open. I believe the idea was just to have a convenient last ditch storage device for a Powerpoint or whatever without having to carry around an extra thumb drive.