Enabling Presentation Pointers to Control Forward/Backward #15
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…ation pointers (such as the Logitech R800 I tested with) use those keys for forward/back.
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impressive presentation pointers support added!
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Awesome patch! I didn't know that pointers use pg up and pg down, thanks! |
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impressive presentation pointers support added!
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Adding page up and page down key presses for moving forward & backwards on slides because pointers (such as the Logitech R800 I tested with) emulate those key strokes for forward/back.