Can you see the powerpoint presentation notes for the slides on your device and project the slide on the screen at the same time?
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No, your device just works as a controller to scroll your slides or as a mouse.
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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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It is more a question of how your PowerPoint presentation is set up. You can make next slide do anything, so answer to this question is yes.
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Hi T Guinn, I have the same issue as you and what i did was to paste the Livescribe sticky notes on my ppt printout. Another way is to indicate the slide no when writing notes on the Livescribe note pad.
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Not with the default software. But the ipin-supplied software does have some features for remote control of Powerpoint or Keynote.
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Yes, when PowerPoint is in the full screen mode(just tried it). I purchased the Apple remote for iTunes but also works on Front Row.
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I haven't used Keynote, but this does work with Prezi. If I remember correctly, when you go to the full screen presentation mode in Prezi, it will advance just like Powerpoint does.
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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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To use the projector, you can project a Powerpoint or other presentation that has been saved to a thumb drive and no computer is needed. If you prefer to hook up a Mac to the projector, you will need an adapter. If you are going to hook up multiple computers to use this projector, I cannot help. Also, if you have wireless available, you can have links active to websites within your presentation.
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I'm sorry to say that if I would have known this didn't work before I bought it, I would not have bought it. It does work great as long as you are in regular(single screen) view, but as soon as I click the box for presenter view with dual screen, it no longer advances slides. If anybody know of a fix, please let me know. Otherwise, I need to look for something that works and see if Amazon will let me return it. And I thought I did my homework before this purchase!
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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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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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Did work very well, but it works on keynote mode mouse not in mode presentation, so for power point it doesn't work so well, just for get forward the slide. I Hope give you some idea.
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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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This projector plays videos so you can download any video player on the App Store. The projector plays utube videos also. It projects Keynote which is a Mac product similar to PowerPoint so it probably projects PowerPoint also. Essentially it projects videos, movies, utube, etc
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No, not unless you share your screen/presentation with something like a Chromecast or Apple TV. The projector allows you to plug in a USB Flash Drive, a micro SD card, or use the built in 2GB flash storage to transfer your presentation to the projector and then the projector will render and control the presentation by itself. You can plug the projector into your laptop via HDMI or VGA, but in order to "beam" over the presentation from a laptop you would need a receiver of some type.
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Yes but the quality is poor. I connected with iPad and the resolution from keynote/PowerPoint was unreadable
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As you describe your intent - Sorry, no. I've had zero luck attempting to use my PPX2340 as "an external or duplicate monitor. However, if you're trying to project slide shows, it's possible to use this projector. You'd have to load the show to either a thumb drive or transfer it to the projector's internal memory. I've done this with pics; so, there's no reason you couldn't make your "slides" into pics and do the the same.