I have optoma portable and presented only photos while the slides power point arn't, how can I solve this problem, is there any setting for slide show.

The PowerPoint software program allows you to create slide presentations that can be viewed on any computer.

While some graphic artists specialize in developing compelling presentations, anyone can develop a PowerPoint slide presentation that is attractive and readable.

Follow these steps to develop your own slide show.

Open your PowerPoint program. When the dialog box opens, click on the "Blank Presentation" option.

Choose an "AutoLayout" format.

Begin with the title slide layout, which is the first one on the left. Click "OK," and you will have a title slide to work with.

Add text to your slide by clicking in the title text box and typing a title.

Do the same thing in the subtitle box.

Create another slide by clicking the "New Slide" button on the Common Tasks toolbar.

When the AutoLayout dialog box appears, choose a layout for this slide.

Keep adding new slides until your presentation is complete.

Move from slide to slide by clicking the button on the lower-right corner of the PowerPoint window.

Clicking the button with the upward-pointing arrows will take you to the previous slide, and clicking the button with the downward-pointing arrows will take you to the next slide.

Save your presentation. Click the "File" menu and then click "Save As."

A dialog box will appear, and you'll be able to type in a name for your presentation.

The presentation will be saved to your hard drive.

as for the kreb cycle disgram im not sure
hope this helps

PowerPoint is a presentation program developed by Microsoft. It is included in the standard Office suite along with Microsoft Word and Excel. The software allows users to create anything from basic slide shows to complex presentations.

PowerPoint is often used to create business presentations, but can also be used for educational or informal purposes. The presentations are comprised of slides, which may contain text, images, and other media, such as audio clips and movies. Sound effects and animated transitions can also be included to add extra appeal to the presentation. However, overusing sound effects and transitions will probably do more to annoy your audience than draw their attention. (Yes, we have all heard the car screeching noise enough times for one lifetime.)

Most PowerPoint presentations are created from a template, which includes a background color or image, a standard font, and a choice of several slide layouts. Changes to the template can be saved to a "master slide," which stores the main slide theme used in the presentation. When changes are made to the master slide, such as choosing a new background image, the changes are propagated to all the other slides. This keeps a uniform look among all the slides in the presentation.

When presenting a PowerPoint presentation, the presenter may choose to have the slides change at preset intervals or may decide to control the flow manually. This can be done using the mouse, keyboard, or a remote control. The flow of the presentation can be further customized by having slides load completely or one bullet at a time. For example, if the presenter has several bullet points on a page, he might have individual points appear when he clicks the mouse. This allows more interactivity with the audience and brings greater focus to each point.

PowerPoint presentations can be created and viewed using Microsoft PowerPoint. They can also be imported and exported with Apple Keynote, Apple's presentation program for the Macintosh platform. Since most people prefer not to watch presentations on a laptop, PowerPoint presentations are often displayed using a projector. Therefore, if you are preparing a PowerPoint presentation for a room full of people, just make sure you have the correct video adapter.

Hi,

Welcome to Fixya. You need to put the file on the projector for you to view the PPT presentation.



You need to connect a USB cable shown on the image below. If you don't have the cable i suggest you purchase on just bring the projector to a store to have a compatible usb cable.




Use the link below for the manual and more info about the product.

Manual

Specification

Thanks for using Fixya

If you reduce the resolution of the PC that is producing the presentation, the screen will fill out a bit more.
1024 X 768 is the optimum resolution.

Did you let the projector sit with that slide on for a while? If so, what you have is called burn-in and it is when the image gets kinda locked into the LCD, and it will show up as the LCD get warmer. If you still have a warranty, I would return it for a new one, and make sure that the images used on it don't remain fixed for a long period of time. Hope this helps!

Ahoy there. I have the Aaxa P2 and they told me to convert all the powerpoint slides to jpg first and then use the onboard media player's slideshow feature. It works great. I don't know if the pk102 has the same features but I hope that helps. If not you might want to consider getting a different one.

why not get a wireless mouse? you can get them for power point presentations ;-)

This should help:

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.html

dear jdom, there is because you've made the default view slide sorter. you can change this by going to

Toos>options>view> open all files in this view> select default there by choosing your preference.

if this has solved your problem please click solved.