How does this work with keynote and/or prezi?
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Yes, this presentation remote works with Keynote. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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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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I don't know. There is windows bundled program for listening - don't know if native mac or bundled mac version available.
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I'm not sure about Dragon Dictate, but my setup works excellent with Dragon Naturally Speaking 10.0.
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I use it with the Micasa Vera system. Using the Vera as an intermediary (with extremely comprehensive support for all zwave devices), you can have it work in tandem with nearly any other device via triggers/scenes. I usually avoid any weird device-to-device programming, as it is complicated and I'd probably forget how I had things connected after a few years anyway!
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It work with keynote. I tested it for you. But I am not sure it work with ipad air because I do not have it. Beware the important problem of it is to discharged after several days. So you should charge it again before your presentation. I was so embarrassed when I had important presentation.
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The basic function work with iOS safari. I've never tried a mac. I would guess full access would not, because of the Java scripts
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It won't work with PowerPoint, and probably not Keynote either. The remote is just a cut-down bluetooth keyboard with only the media keys. If the media keys on your keyboard do what you want, then the remote will do it too. Otherwise it won't.
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I have not tested this with a Apple. I have only tested this with a Microsoft PC
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I use this mainly with Keynote & iTunes. Works fine for me in Yosemite 10.10.2
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You should be able to do so but it would be unnecessarily complicated. I'm certain there are better softwares for such thing, AfterEffects would be a better option but also complicated for something simple. Whatever built-in software that comes with OSX these days is likely your best best. Would not recommend FCX/FCP for just a slideshow.
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Yes, it works with Nuance Dragon Dictate for Macs. I also used it for a previous version of Dragon Naturally Speaking on a PC. The Calisto Pro ships with the Premium Edition of Dragon Naturally Speaking 12.
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Yes; if Windows recognize it, you can use it as output. On OSX it is always recognized as output audio device.Every software works with it; all that you do is to set the input and output as IO2 and that's all.
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Dictation software is available on the Mac. Although I haven't looked at it in a while and it may have changed with the last update, the Mac dictation is far more limited and is more appropriate for a sentence or two or quick commands. Unless it has radically changed, it is not as accurate as Dragon, once you have set up and implemented Dragon. It is good for a quick sentence here or there but isn't yet set up for dictating long text documents the way that Dragon is. I agree it would be much better to have all this at your fingertips within the OS itself (and I'd even be willing to pay for an add on). Dragon definitely could use some competition in this market and Apple clearly has the ability to do this, as does Google. Sadly, neither company has released anything that can compete directly with Dragon. Dragon's software definitely works, but whether you are using it in Windows or OS X, it is definitely quirky and never completely integrates with the host OS. Having the most mature and viable product and pretty much the ONLY product for individual use, has allowed Dragon to charge higher prices, give so-so customer support to retail consumers, and continue to put a product that never quite meshes completely with the host OS (although it remains highly useful and is gobs faster than typing). It is only a matter of time, though, and this is a field where some healthy competition would be a good thing.
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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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Presonus works great with a Mac; I haven't had any problems. Good audio quality and easy to use.
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Yes. It comes preloaded with the Bonjour platform. And along with other formatts as well
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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.