Play Powerpoint Presentation From Laptop Computer To Tv

It works with my Macintosh laptop computer. Now when I give a PowerPoint presentation I can stand in the front of the room, control PowerPoint without having to appoint a flipper, and highlight things on the screen.

Worked perfectly attaching my computer to a multimedia system for live TV presentation.

I use it for presentations, allowing me to advance powerpoint slides without being next to a computer.

Great Adapter. I travel a lot and use this every time I need to make a powerpoint presentation. It is light weight and simple to use.

Worry free battery. I record PowerPoint presenters so I never have to worry about this battery running out in the middle of their presentation because of the long battery life.

I needed to connect my Surface tablet to a HDMI video projector for a PowerPoint presentation. This was exactly what I needed. My co-workers were using a Mini Display Port-to-HDMI adapter and then an HDMI cable. This all-in-one cable is easier to use and probably offers fewer chances of something going wrong.

Needed a rolling bag for laptop & Powerpoint projector & cables. This was the perfect it.

I have a presentation computer that I'm sending to 4 TVs, 2 projectors, and 1 computer monitor.� This is doing exactly what I need it to do.

I have to tell you so many people are quite to put this presenter down because they say it will not work with MAC. They are completely wrong. If you know anything about computers don't always assume it will not work. You just have to make some configuration adjustments and it works fine. It's a MAC not a PC. So for those who have MAC and don't know what to do I give you some instructions below. The first time I plugged it in, a Keyboard Assistant ran since the Mac didn't recognize the keyboard. I simply quit the assistant, and there was no problem. The forward, back, and black screen buttons work fine on both Powerpoint and Keynote. However out of the box, the play button works on neither. With some configuration in the system preference, I was able to get the play buttons to work on both powerpoint and keynote. To configure Powerpoint for the play button, go to the Keyboard system preference and pick Keyboard Shortcuts. Then scroll to Application Then hit the + key to add a shortcut. Pick Microsoft Powerpoint for the application (you may need to hit Other... to find it, since it's in a subdirectory in Applications). For Menu Title type in, exactly, Slide Show (without the quotes). Then in the Keyboard Shortcut, simply press the play button on the remote. That sets the shortcut to F5, which is what the remote sends when you press play. Now the play button works for Powerpoint. You can do the same for Keynote, with the menu title Play Slideshow. you may have type in keynote in the search to find it. However after you do this Both will work fine. Also this works for the Logitech R400 as well which I would rate as a 5 star as well

I must say that I was skeptical at first about this product, both from the standpoint of the advertised plug & play feature, and also the user friendliness with PowerPoint. Well, there should be a picture of the R800 by Logitech next to plug & play in the dictionary. Installation and use could not be easier! Within literally seconds, I was up and running with a PowerPoint presentation. The feature to black out a screen is really handy, which allows the presenter to take the audience focus away from the screen when handling questions or making other points. The green pointer laser light is a nice change from the usual red, and is plenty bright even with the room lights remaining on. The size and shape is just right for my hands, and the buttons are easy to feel without having to look. I have not used the timer feature, so cannot comment on that. I would buy the R800 again without hesitation!