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Uploaded by on May 13, 2010

Keynote remote on your iPod/phone/pad can control your computers keynote presentation when they are both on the same wireless network. If there is not a wireless network available or the connection is sketchy, you can use this method to temporarily broadcast a signal from your mac so your device can wirelessly connect to it.

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  • Loved the (vidiation). my new word for (video communication).... I ave a quick question I wanted to know if I can use this same tech-advantage via iphone to Ipad keynote???

  • @PITSAND7 There is currently no way to do this (that I know of). It would require the iPhone to talk with the iPad and thus far, Apple isn't too keen on that sort of ability with their iOS products.

    HOWEVER! A new iOS update has just been released that allows your iOS device to create a WiFi network (similar to how I described for the Mac). So, it could be possible but I have not attempted it. I wouldn't count on it though.

  • Thanks a million for saving me Josh! I owe you one. Nice to see Logos Software on your Desktop!

  • @clrdds112160 Glad it helped! (showing my Logos for Mac beta tester pride!)

  • Hi Josh, you saved my life....... and the speech I am going to give next month. I thought I could just use my Keynote Remote through a bluetooth connection from iPod Touch to MacBook Pro, but no. I was trying all sorts of things and about to give up, when I found your video. My iPod will pair, but not connect to my MacBook at all. Is that normal? Thank you again for your wonderful tweak. I would never have figured that out by myself.

    Valther, Denmark

  • @wal1942 Thanks! I'm glad it helped!

    I'm unsure what you mean by "My iPod will pair, but not connect to my MacBook at all". BUT if it's working, awesome!

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  • Thank you ! You saved me ! I have a presentation on tuesday ! =P ! THANKS !

  • saved MY ass! Thanks!

  • Brilliant, thanks a lot, i had to do a quiz this weekend and i was worried that there was no wifi in that place, and i was right, but this vid saved me. THANKS A LOT!!!!!!

  • Thanks for sharing this bro', this helped a lot! Good job :)

  • great video! :D

    thanks

  • Great job! Your video is very clear and easy to follow. It will be helpful to me as I do presentations and sermons. Take care and all the best!

  • your instruction is clear and concise. thanks a miliion, saved me a whole lotta money from buying a remote control. anything else I can do with ethernet?

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