Mac Pointer For Powerpoint

Here we discuss three presentation remote options that will assist you in changing slides during your next presentation. Option 1: Keynote Remote on the iPod Touch (Mac Only) Keynote is the presentation software from Apple. It has the great feature of utilizing a iPhone/iPod Touch app called “” to control the slide presentation wirelessly. It has the following features: • Allows you to look at the current slide and your speaker notes (portrait view) or the current slide and the next one (landscape view).

• Timer option • Up to 150 ft wireless range • Simple finger swipe controls You need to own an iPhone or iPod Touch to use this remote optionand it only works with Keynotenot PowerPoint. Here are app. To utilize the remote you must have your presentation Mac on the same WiFi network as your iOS device.

Feb 20, 2012 - Mac OS Presentation Remotes for PowerPoint and Keynote. Option is the Logitech Professional Presenter R800 with Green Laser Pointer. Presenter View in PowerPoint 2016 for Mac is a purpose-built view that accompanies Slide Show view. This view is beneficial in an environment that has at least two displays such as a laptop and a projector. The projector then shows the actual slides, commonly called Slide Show view. However, you see the Presenter view on the laptop.

In some cases, the wireless network in your area may not be available or unreliable. Here are instructions for how to set up your own temporary wireless network between you Mac and iOS device (this will not provide live internet accessjust a connection between the devices): On your Mac • Open System Preferences and click on Network. • Select WiFi and be sure it is on. • From the Network Name: pull down select Create Network • Enter a name like “My Network” Do not use your nameor other people may try to connect and mess up your presentation. Make it something like “Unknown”. • Select a Channel: or leave as default. • Select Security: None for simplicity.

You won’t be transferring any confidential information. • Open your presentation in Keynote. • From Keynote>Preferences, click on Remote. On your iPhone/iPod Touch • Select Settings. • Select Wi-Fi and make sure it is set to ON. • From Choose a Network select the network you just created on your Mac. • Press the home button to go back to your app screen and open the Keynote Remote app.

• Select Settings. • Click on New Keynote Link and make note of the 4-digit passcode. Switch back to your Mac Click on Link next to the device and enter the 4-digit passcode On your iPhone/iPod Select Done then select Play Slideshow I would suggest have an just for use as a remote rather than utilizing your iPhone.

Here’s why: • You can be sure it is always charged no matter how many phone calls you’ve made that day. • There will be no worries about getting interrupted by a phone call mid presentation. • Slimmer than an iPhone. • You can set the iPod Touch to not go to sleep/lock mode as often as might be true for you iPhone.

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I’d suggest 5 Minutesthis may be the longest you would stay on one slide. Change this in Settings>Auto-Lock • You can keep the iPod Touch on your exclusive network and user your iPhone for email and internet. Option 2: Logitech Presenter Another quality presentation control option is the It has the following features: • Built in timer with silent alarm.

• Green laser pointer so you see the pointer even on plasma/LCD screens and in brightly-lit rooms. • 100 foot wireless range. • Smooth slideshow controls.

• Works with PowerPoint or Keynote. • Less expensive than an iPod Touch or iPhone. It says that system requirements are for Windows onlybut the remote acts like a wireless USB keyboard and so it can be made to work great on the Mac.

On Mac OS all buttons work fine on Microsoft Powerpoint and Keynote except the Play Slideshow button (Start button) on Keynote. Here’s how to get the Start button to work in Keynote by remapping the default Play Slideshow keyboard shortcut: • Open System Preferences. • Click on the Keyboard icon. • Select the Keyboard Shortcuts tab. • Click on Application Shortcuts. • Click the Plus button to assign a new shortcut.