Does this work with ipads to advance slides in keynote?
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No, actually ipads don't have any infrared sensor. So, this apple remote will not work in iPads and iPhones. Maybe, Apple would release it in a future versions. But I am not sure.
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I've only tried on mac book, and I assume it doesn't work for ipad cause ipad doesn't has a usb interface.
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No, it works wirelessly with your computer. Just plug in the wireless USB that comes with the remote into your computer USB port and it works instantaly in advancing your PowerPoint slides.
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YES!!! I was surprised to see that it worked with my smart notebook slideshows...like a charm. I have the most recent version of smart notebook with my smart board. I absolutely LOVE this device for teaching!!!
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Absolutely! This is an awesome remote. The signal is so strong you can point the it in any direction and it'll advance slides. Only problem I've ever run into was when a presenter in a session next door had the same remote and, whenever he clicked, it advanced my slides! (That was about 5 years ago, though, and it hasn't happened since.)
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I can't confirm whether or not this comes with Pages & numbers pre-installed, but since October, it can be downloaded in the App store for free. (Keynote as well).
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I haven't tried using it for slideshow but it should work, it may depends on the application you use to run the slideshow more then this cable. I use it regularly to watch streamed Netflix movies connecting my iPad to my TV. Videos stored in my iPad will only play on the TV if they are coming from the iOS Video application , if they are stored in other applications like FileApp or other file management program it doesn't work so I suppose it will be the same with slideshow applications.
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I'm not qualified to answer that question, but I know it works seamlessly with iPad I haven't tried it with anything else
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Yes if ipad is connected to computer with projector through a reflector type program. Use mine that way all the time.
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Does it advance slides and go backward in Adobe Reader in Full Screen Mode?
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The others are correct - the iPads and iPhones use Keynote as the program that mirros PowerPoint, PAges for Word docs, and Numbers for Excel docs. You can e-mail any of these files to yourslef and open them on your iPad in these programs; and you can also e-mail your presentations to otehrs in Keynote, Powerpoint or even PDF from the iPad and everything goes over without a problem. Some fonts will change, and that is about the only difference. Your remote will work just fine if you follow the instructions that come with it to set it up in the settings of your iPAd mini.
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It does. I use it in every presentation with ppt 2003 and I cannot imagine a better tool for this purpose- I create blank slides whenever I have class discussion using the macro found at http://magic.aladdin.cs.cmu.edu/2005/09/15/insert-blank-slides-during-talks/ and then write on the slides with the Bamboo. I have mapped the four buttons on the bamboo to Ctrl-P (pen annotation), CTRL-U (cursor), CTRL-E (eraser) and PGDN (next slide). I don't know how I got along without this..... Stan Davis
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Yes this projector works great with my iPad. You will need apple iPad to HDMI adapter sold at all apple stores. You will also need a standard HDMI cable.
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You can if you buy pocketmac or missing sync. I have had better results with ppc devices using pocketmac over missing sync. The palm sync built into osx isn't as good as the stand alone software for palm from pocketmac or missing sync.
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Hello. It works like a mouse. You could left-click in PowerPoint to change slides, just like a mouse. Other than that, it really is not a presenter like the Logitech device.
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I don't know the problem that you are referring to but I use the presenter with my Ipad 2 with the new version of Keynote. I connect the iPad to both my Epson projector and overhead projectors without problem (thus far).
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honestly, that is where this pointer comes up a little short. It's functionality for things other than slide advance and pointing is sketchy. the intention is there, but depending on how often you are going to use it you might be disappointed. I use it for irregular presentations, but my partner upgraded because he presents elaborate powerpoints for a living.