Control PowerPoint with StreamDeck (Both Active And Non-Active Windows)
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- This tutorial shows how you can control your PowerPoint (whether the PowerPoint window is active or not) using Streamdeck and AutoHotKey automation.
Credit to Hans Scharler for the solution
nothans.com/stream-deck-autoh...
This solution works only for Windows.
Once the script file is ready, place it in the startup folder to automatically initiate the script when Windows starts up.
First type %appdata% in the search box. This will open the user folder. From there, navigate to
Microsoft-Windows-Start Menu-Programs-Start Up
and paste the script file in this folder.
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Thanks for sharing this solution with your audience. And, thanks for including a link to my article. Cheers.
Thanks to you and also Hans! This works perfectly.
I am so grateful for this - thank you for this video (and thank you Hans). I am not a techie, and your instructions got my presentation working and my stress level down!
This is AWESOME!!! I'm sooo happy about this! Thank YOU again!!
Thanks for this, was a great solution for me since I run multiple windows during a presentation.
Works great! Thank you!
This is brilliant, works perfectly! Thank you
Thanks for this informative and well made video. This was exactly what I was looking for.
This is a GREAT video -- thank you so much!
Outstanding
Thank you!
Excellent.
great video! thanks to both! will it work for zoom presentations and webinars that use powerpoint? Thanks!
Hi Juan, yes. I use it for ZOOM workshops. You can see an example here:
czcams.com/video/v4sWD68wZAU/video.html
@@TechforToastmasters Thanks!!!!
Does this only work if you have OBS. I followed the instructions but the button on Streamdeck doesn't have any effect on the slide?
Thanks! Wouldn't it be a good idea to add to the script a command that puts OBS back as the active window?
That's a brilliant idea. I will implement it. It will help me to visualize what the audience is seeing.
I finally got around to putting OBS back as the active window. The below is an example for the Next Slide.
If WinExist("PowerPoint Slide Show")
{
WinActivate ;
Send {PgDn}
If WinExist("OBS")
{
WinActivate ;
}
return
}