Do you know if R400 works for google docs (presentation)?
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Hi Luis,Didn't realize google had presentation docs. Very cool! I just checked it out and it does work!
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I can't answer that. I can tell you that it didn't communicate with a Mac laptop recently.
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Yes, it does. As long as that is the active tab, it will work. Additionally, it will work on Google Slides using Chrome OS and even using Chrome OS to stream it to a TV via a Chromecast. This presenter is VERY Chrome/Google friendly! Tested it on both a Chromebook and a Chromebox.
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Hi Luis, Didn't realize google had presentation docs. Very cool! I just checked it out and it does work!
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yes it does, and wonderfully compared to R400. :) this is a good clicker compared to R400. large buttons that makes alot more sense, looks more professional.
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I think that depends on his comfort/experience with Google docs. If he is open to that platform, I think he will like this chrome book. We are pleased with this purchase and price point. It has worked well for us.
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I just installed it on a windows 8.1 machine. It gave me an error the first time, I just re installed and it worked. Have not created a document with it yet as I don't have anything on there to print with yet.
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As others have commented, it absolutely requires an operating system with the right drivers installed. Answer to your question is a big NO. These are the cheap version of what you can buy at Staples. These don't work on my robot while the Staples(more expensive, but labeled the same) do work on it. Bummer. I'm returning them.
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Yes, Google Docs works just like Word. Everything is saved in Google Cloud. It is the only way to go. Get him a wireless keyboard and mouse to go with it.
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I have used it successfully with Adobe Connect and Microsoft Communicator, so I expect it would work fine with GoToMeeting.
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The word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation programs are the same. There are other added features, but unless you are doing some database stuff or epublishing, the standard should do just fine.
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I have not used it for this purpose. I use it to scroll through sheet music in PDF format. However, it can be configured with multiple functions, page up, page down, next page, previous page, etc. So I think it will meet your needs. I would search on the pageflip page to confirm it is compatible with Google docs first. I know it displays on their page all compatible apps.
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A more recent version of OpenOffice might work better. Not sure whether ASUS's repositories offer a more up to date version, though. While OO does a good job dealing with word and powerpoint files in general, compatibility won't be 100%. The word and powerpoint formats are proprietary and closed, OO's ability to read/write those formats is based on guess and reverse engineering. That said, you could try the following workaround: upload the document to docs.google.com (apply for a google account if you don't have one yet) and work the forms online. You can download them back to your computer when finished. Another alternative is to use a "windows emulator" such as Crossover to run MS office under Linux.
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No it doesn't. Supported document types are listed but they must all be static images- think PDFs
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Yes, I am working with it and had no problems. I just installed it a few weeks ago, following the procedure in the manual, then the firmware was automatically updated and then connected to the computer with the drivers and apps previously installed from the cd. I printed from word, open office, gimp, illustrator, chrome, adobe reader, and all of them worked fine, I am using it with a usb cable but because I need to test large heavy graphics, but the speed when printing wireless was as fast as usb for letter size documents. The drivers are current. No compatibility problems or popups.
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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'm sorry, I don't know. I'm just a writer, I only need it to write my books. There is a video on YouTube that has the Device Manager list from this one. You could try that and see if it's got what you want.
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Although I used it in an HP printer as well, I agree with afinadm, and further memory is generic . . . if your v4000 uses the 144 pin, etc. sticks it should work fine.
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As a windows RT device that comes with word and exel only. PowerPoint and outlook you can get tgem for a subscription price. I returned this item and ended up buying the hp envy 2 with full windows 64bit capabilities.
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Chromebook OS supports PDF files but does not accept Adobe Reader. Chromebooks require a Wifi connection and Google docs and Slides are very effective subs for Word and PPoint