RichardCranium

I don't need to write to them, though that'd be nice!


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RC

Inertial

That depends on your PDA.

If you've got an x51v, or are getting a free upgrade to WM5 for a newly purchased x50, you'll have a Powerpoint Mobile application that can read them.

Otherwise, I don't know of any free ones.

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Inertial

If you're only going to be doing this once in awhile, you could export your PowerPoint file into graphics files (1 per slide) and use a freeware photo viewer to go through them in a slideshow.

You can use Xnview to advance through them. It is VERY similar to Resco Photo Viewer (even does screen captures), but the GUI isn't as polished.

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RichardCranium

I have the X50V. I bought in on ebay and might be able to get the wm2005 upgrade. I'm not sure yet. I want to view a math review course on it and their are hundreds of slides, possibly upwards of a thousand.


RC

Rishad

ClearVue Powerpoint or Conduits Pocket Slides.. none of them free.

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RichardCranium

I have clearview of my smt5600. I tried instaling it on my pda, but of course that didn't work.

sloaxim

Originally Posted by Inertial

If you're only going to be doing this once in awhile, you could export your PowerPoint file into graphics files (1 per slide) and use a freeware photo viewer to go through them in a slideshow. You can use Xnview to advance through them. It is VERY similar to Resco Photo Viewer (even does screen captures), but the GUI isn't as polished.

I tried this on my X5, and converted my slideshows to .png's which was an easy and quick task. Activesync them no problem and opened them up with file explorer. The problem I had was when I put "fit to screen" the text was too small because it thinks of it as an image and not as text, but when I use "actual size" the text is too big. I even tried to import the slides shows into word and then convert to a pocketWord file, but it didn't recognize the slide show. Has anyone tried to turn their Powerpoint slides into PDFs and use it that way? If I get some time tonight, I'm going to try it out.

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