PowerPoint Slide Advance

TurnipTruck

Greetings,

I would like to give the ability to advance PowerPoint slides from Netlinx. I know there was an Integration release a while ago, but as i remember, it doesn't support newer versions of PowerPoint.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks.

Brallen

Windows serial keys

TurnipTruck

Brallen wrote: »

Windows serial keys

Does Serial Keys still work in the later versions of Windows?

jweather

I'd probably start with something like Girder that can be set up to trigger key presses and other automation over the network.

TurnipTruck

jweather wrote: »

I'd probably start with something like Girder that can be set up to trigger key presses and other automation over the network.

Have you worked with Girder before? It is relatively easy to get remote key presses up and running?

Brallen

TurnipTruck wrote: »

Does Serial Keys still work in the later versions of Windows?

Ohh good point, I'm not sure if serialkeys works in windows 7.

jweather

TurnipTruck wrote: »

Have you worked with Girder before? It is relatively easy to get remote key presses up and running?

Not personally, but I've seen it recommended repeatedly. SerialKeys appears to be Windows 2000 only according to Microsoft's KB article.

pdabrowski

jweather wrote: »

Not personally, but I've seen it recommended repeatedly. SerialKeys appears to be Windows 2000 only according to Microsoft's KB article.

The Win Vista accessibility info page has a couple of alternatives, I havent tried either but the AAC keys program seems to be suitable. It is free to download but they do ask for a donation to the AAC Institute.

The other was buried in the website, but SKEYS also implements the same basic command structure as AAC Keys.

PHSJason

Sounds like iPCLink-Web would work well.
http://www.amx.com/products/i!-PCLink-Web.asp

TurnipTruck

PHSJason wrote: »

Sounds like iPCLink-Web would work well.

As I remember that only works up to PowerPoint 2003???

Auser

TurnipTruck wrote: »

As I remember that only works up to PowerPoint 2003???

PowerPoint specific functionality will only work up to PP2003 and i!-PCLink PowerPoint has been discontinued as a result. But Windows keyboard/mouse events etc. generated from i!-PCLink Web should still work, so it's likely that a solution can be found using PCLink Web.