Slide Presentations With Sl-c3000

[michael53]

Hi,

I found out that a classroom  which may be available  has 'built in' digital projector.  Just plug into your laptop I was told.  Do I need any software in addition to what came on the zaurus?  Would I need some kind of adapter for plugging in?  thanks, Mike

[Cagilaba]

Never done this before but there's plenty of info in the forums (do a search).

You'll have to shell out some more cash.  

To plug the Zaurus into a projector you're going to need this thing (IODATA CFXGA card):

http://www.iodata.com/products/products.ph...T&pId=CFXGA%2FU

http://www.trisoft.de/en_zxgacf.htm#Seitenanfang

Viewing Powerpoint presentations is problematic. The following pricey item can apparently help (Picsel browser for Zaurus SD card); do a search in these forums for more info:

http://www.conics.net/catalog/product_info...&products_id=68

Otherwise, the stock ROM on my C1000 doesn't seem to provide an app for viewing Powerpoint files. The "Presentation" app can't do this unless you export your presentation as a series of JPGs.

You can find Hancom Presenter somewhere on the Web; it allows you to view very simple Powerpoint presentations (no animation, etc.).

Otherwise, do a search on the forums for "Impress" if you use (or are willing to use) OpenOffice.

Good luck...

[icruise]

I thought there was some issue with the 3000 and 3100 that made them incompatible with VGA-out cards. At least Sharp no longer supports it.

[Meanie]

I thought there was some issue with the 3000 and 3100 that made them incompatible with VGA-out cards. At least Sharp no longer supports it.
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you just need to recompile the CFXGA driver for the 2.4.20 kernel and make it use the newer chipset that supports 640x480 screen instead of 320x240. it should be a piece of cake for an expert programmer    (just kidding)