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How to manage PowerPoint Office 2010 presentation remotely using an Android application?



I want to write an Android remote control application that allows people to move back and forth through a presentation of a PowerPoint slide show in Microsoft Office (preferably 2007/2010) on my PC. In this case, I have to make a small PowerPoint navigation client on Android, and also create a PC server for accessing Microsoft Office PowerPoint and manipulate its slide show. I know that a Java application can access Microsoft Office PowerPoint slideshows. Some Android applications have already been made (Gmote 2.0, etc.), and they can be used to navigate PowerPoint slide shows.

Is there any extension or any library that can be used to access Microsoft Office PowerPoint? Thank.

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You can simply write server-side code to enter keyboard events (arrow keys). Assuming the slide show is currently running, this should be enough.

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What I've done:

  • I am using the .NET #C Client on the Windows side and

  • Java Servlet and XMLRPC Web Application Powered by Tomcat (Middle).

  • And of course, the Android client as a controller

My C # client creates a permanent HTTP connection to servlets. And the Android application sends short HTTP GET requests to TomCat, such as goto3 or next (the request also has a presentation ID view as a parameter). Commands from an Android device are sent to a previously open persistent HTTP connection from a .NET client.

.NET- PowerPoint ActiveX/OLE. #, "". .ppt(x), -, - , , . Google Microsoft.Office.Interop.PowerPoint

.NET- Android- QR-. QR- PowerPoint. QR- (# Android) ZXing (Zebra Crossing).

, . FonPrompt Google Play.

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