Looking for a remote control for powerpoint on ipad2

Using DocumentstoGO on the ipad2, looking for a method to progress powerpoint slide shows

For sharing between iPads, this might be worth a look:
http://www.ideaflight.com/
Cisco has a WebX application for the iPad that says it allows scheduling, hosting, and attending meetings. There is a client for GoToMeeting for iPad, but I believe that you can only attend, not host.
Regards.

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-- Gary

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Firewall software prevents remote control for AirTunes?

I recently turned on the built-in firewall on my MacBook Pro. Ever since doing so, every time a run iTunes, get the following message:
[quote]
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you from using a remote control for AirTunes.
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[/quote]
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Well, score is now 2:100, but it ain't over until the fat lady sings... :)))
Denis
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>> oops, my mistake - as far as I know it's proprietary
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> mark that in the calendar Denis!!
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Manng228,
not at this time, other than http://www.novell.com/documentation/...n.html#bcfrhhy
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Hi. We are getting ready to take admin rights away from our users and make them standard users. We plan to utilize Zen for most of our in-scope applications so that we can allow users to install supported software. There is usually no problem in that case because Zen can elevate to System access during the install. However, we know that there are applications out there that a user may want to install that is not packaged in Zen. Also, in the event that a system setting needs to be changed, we will have to have a method for supporting this. In either case, the user will call our help desk. Unfortunately, the user will not have enough rights to do the install or system change even if the help desk associate remote control's the PC. What is the best practice to handle this situation in a Netware/Zenworks environment where users only have limited access?
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Thanks

Originally Posted by spond
Joshbilsky,
how about
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Shaun Pond
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