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MyPoint PowerPoint Remote |
MyPoint for iPhone / iPod touch allows you to remote control PowerPoint presentations on your PC.
It significantly improves the experience of a presentation for both the speaker and the audience:
- The presenter and audience can face each other. The presenter doesn't need to turn around any more to see what slide is currently shown - a glimpse on his iPhone is sufficient.
- The presenter has more choices on where to stand or move during the presentation, since he doesn't need the PC / laptop any more to trigger the transition to the next slide.
- Important comments or notes on a slide won't be forgotten - the notes for the actual slide are visible to the speaker.
- Smooth transitions to the next slide - the presenter can take a look at the preview of the next slides and knows already what comes next before the slide is shown.
- Requests from the audience to go back to a certain slide can be fulfilled in an instant - the presenter can flip through the slides and pick the one that is requested.
Features
General:
- Slide navigation: back / next / goto slide via slide browser
- Display on iPhone: Current slide, notes, preview of next 3 slides
- Network connection: Wifi, auto-detection via Bonjour
- Slideshow: Supports notes, animations, and different screen ratio's (e.g. widescreen)
- Use it as a pointer for the current slide. A laser pointer is not needed any more
- Annotate or mark the slide with different colors
- Progress bar, elapsed and remaining time let's you keep track of your time
- Set duration per slide/presentation or use the timings stored in your PowerPoint presentation
- Can use the slide timings recorded via the PowerPoint rehearsal function
Requirements
Windows PC:
- Windows 7, Vista, or XP (SP3)
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2002(XP), 2003, 2007, or 2010
Mac:
- Mac OSX 10.5, 10.6, or 10.7
- Microsoft PowerPoint 2004, 2008, or 2011
- Known limitations for PowerPoint 2004: Initialization slow for large notes
iPhone / iPod / iPad:
- iPhone OS 3.0 or later
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