Remote for PowerPoint Keynote
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity | Free | Boja AB | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
#1 presenter for powerpoint and keynote with more then 750.000 downloads now available on iPhone and iPad
Easy connect without manual configuration with ”Network scan”
Limited to max 15 powerpoint or keynote slides intended for non-business users. Pro version available via in-app purchase.
Features:
- #1 presenter now on iPhone and iPad
- Slide ppt and keynote preview
- Slide notes preview
- Laser pointer
- Presentation time
- Slide scroll bar
- Toggle black screen
- Allways in sync with computer
- Notes size adjustable
- Number slide preview adjustable
- IPv6 support
- Video and audio supported
- Easy connection "network scan"
- Jump to slide - Pro version
Computer Server Installation:
- Download from http://pptremotecontrol.com/install.html
Compatibility:
- Supports Windows 8, 7, Vista and XP
- Supports Mac OS X 10.7+
- Supports all powerpoint Office versions
- Supports all Apple iWork keynote versions (version 6.5 or higher is recommended)
Reviews
View presentation slides wirelessly!
Novensiles
A good app to view presentation slides wirelessly. It connects to your computer on the same network, and browse PowerPoint/keynote files.
Works better than presenter mouse
HelgyEast
A must for anybody doing presentations. Works better than presentation mouse for me.
Obviously not tested on Keynote
roseldr
I eventually got the app to connect with the Mac, and it would load simple Keynotes (takes control of Keynote on the Mac and then issues a file save to their area - so, if you have embedded videos or a long presentation, this could take a while). I didn't really mind all of that. What makes the app totally useless for me is that when I go to the next slide (say slide 23), the correct slide is projected, but the app resets itself to the first slide in the presentation. If I want to go to the next slide in the presentation, I have to scroll all the way over to slide 24 on the app and touch it to project. The app also does support animations. If you have a bulleted list on a slide, there is no way to advance the slide to the next bullet. These things made it a complete waste of my $5. I really wanted this to work, because I need an app like this.
Didn't work, no help files
David Rowell
I couldn't get it to work, and the help file - both on the iPhone and on their website - only talks about how to connect, nothing about how to then control a presentation once you are connected.
