Remote and Keynote/Powerpoint
Does anyone know if the remote can be used for advancing slides in keynote or powerpoint?
MBP 1.83, Mac OS X (10.4.5)
Yes it can be used to move slides in KeyNote. I don't know about PowerPoint.
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Just tried it. The remote works fine with Keynote for advancing slides (and moving backwards) or changing the volume.
Does nothing with PowerPoint.
I'll stick with Salling Clicker even though I have a MBP with a remote. It blows my student's minds when I take out my Treo650 and control my Mac remotely. Also Salling Clicker lets you do much more with Keynote than just change slides.
Does nothing with PowerPoint.
I'll stick with Salling Clicker even though I have a MBP with a remote. It blows my student's minds when I take out my Treo650 and control my Mac remotely. Also Salling Clicker lets you do much more with Keynote than just change slides.
Does anyone know if the remote can be used for
advancing slides in keynote or powerpoint?
This is sweet. I do presentations (with Keynote) regularly and I'm definitely going to be using this.
Hi there PH Professor, is there any change on you posting the link for this "Clicker" for the Treo 650? Thanks
The remote can be used for ANY application now, thanks to
iRed Lite, including Microsoft PowerPoint. If you don't know AppleScript, like me, just have it simulate keystrokes... since that is all you need to do for a presentation anyway.
1.83 GHz 15" MacBook Pro W8610 Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1 GB RAM
1.83 GHz 15" MacBook Pro W8610 Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1 GB RAM
Remote and Keynote/Powerpoint