Remote Control for Powerpoint presentations?

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Confused on remotes

I've received an Infra-Red remote control for my PC. It plugs into the USB
port and is supposed to advance presentation slides when prompted from the
remote laser pen pointed at the now connected sensor. The package did not
include any software -- only said to plug into the USB port and begin
changing slides. The process currently does not change slides. Is there a
software setting I need to change? Additional software I need to add?
 
M

Michael Koerner

Asking the company who made your IR remote control would get you your best response.

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Michael Koerner
MS MVP - PowerPoint


I've received an Infra-Red remote control for my PC. It plugs into the USB
port and is supposed to advance presentation slides when prompted from the
remote laser pen pointed at the now connected sensor. The package did not
include any software -- only said to plug into the USB port and begin
changing slides. The process currently does not change slides. Is there a
software setting I need to change? Additional software I need to add?
 
R

Rae Drysdale

Maybe it's stating the obvious, but you must be in slide show before it
works, and have you checked the battery?
 
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Ute Simon

Sometimes there is a button on either the USB dongle or the remote control
(sometimes both), which has to be pressed for 5 sec or so, so that the two
devices "recognize" the other. Sometimes this button is very small and has
to be pressed with the point of a pen.

But best solution would be to get a manual for the device (search the
website of the manufacturer).

Best regards,
Ute

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Ute Simon
Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Team und PowerPoint-User-Team
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