Is the remote able to click on hyperlinks or links to custom slide shows within a powerpoint?
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It can do what a mouse/trackball can do, so you can indeed move the cursor and click on a link (and then what happens with the link is up to how you've set things in PowerPoint.)
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I have done two presentations where I had links to videos on youtube that I wanted to show to illustrate my points. In both occassions, as long as I was connected to the internet, the remote clicked on the link and was able to allow me to move right to the video. I really love this remote and the only thing that took me some time to manage was the sensitivity of the mouse. Once I started practicing with it, I am very comfortable with it now. It's my "go to" remote when I'm presenting!
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There is a SharePoint option in the downloads. I've not tried it, but it is there.
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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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I haven't tried that, I have used PowerPoint with no problems. This tablet will do anything a laptop or PC can do. I love this tablet
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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. I was amazed to find that it made the connection automatically without any input or changes to the laptop. Also, you can do almost everything with the remote. I was using a PowerPoint presentation and stood in front of the audience with the projector about 20 feet away, and changed slides with no problems.
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I got mine before the price went up. I used it for presentations in training classes. It has a great pointer and if you use PowerPoint you can black out the main screen and make changes for the next presentation instead of keeping the screen live so everyone can see what you are doing on your computer. I remove my batteries after every use. It's a great remote to have.
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Sort of. You can use the remote to scroll through images but it is small. I think there is one on the back of the unit as well. I would disagree with the other answer about this being junk. It will require a firmware upgrade if you purchase it.
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Yes. Use Chrome Remote Desktop, available for free in the Chrome web store.
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I'm not familiar with Prezi, but if slides are advanced using the arrow buttons, it will work.
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Not sure, I use it on a macintosh. here is link: http://www.smklink.com/products/remotepoint-jadeHope that helps you...... It is a good remote works a LONG way away and is instant. No fumbling about pushing button several times before your slide advances.
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I know you can if you save the slides as .jpg or (nicer looking) .bmp files. You have three speeds that it will slideshow to the next picture file, but it's not that convenient to depend on the pause/play buttons. If you need to pause each slide for differing lengths of time, I'd prefer to feed it hdmi by laptop.
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There is a little trigger on the bottom that activates the mouse (w/index finger). The presentation doesn't advance unless you click (with thumb) the top button. It's really user friendly.
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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 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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Not sure, I haven't tried it. I just downloaded the PowerPoint app to my iPhone. However I don't see why you couldn't configure it to work.