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SlideDog presents your files seamlessly and professionally to the audience at meetings, events, sales presentations, conferences, lectures and more. It is a Windows application that lets you to switch between various presentation media such as PowerPoint, PDF, Prezi, video and web pages. It’s perfect for people who use multiple forms of media in their presentations and a great tool at events where you have multiple presenters. SlideDog also comes with audience interaction features built in, letting you add polls, Q&A sessions and feedback questions to your presentations. You can even let your audience follow your slides on their own devices using the SlideDog Live Sharing feature. At its core, SlideDog works as a launch pad for presentations.

It detects what software you have installed on your computer and uses the best available programs to launch your different media. All this happens behind the scenes, and only using the SlideDog user interface, making it seem like SlideDog itself is playing and switching between the PowerPoint, Prezi, PDF and video files, when in fact the files are being played back by appropriate file viewers. This way SlideDog can ensure perfect playback and seamless switching of presentation files while enabling you to control the different files through the SlideDog interface on your PC or using the SlideDog remote app for iOS and Android. As mentioned, SlideDog is also a great audience interaction platform that allows presenters and attendees to connect in real-time through their phones or any device with a web browser. This allows presenters to share a live stream of their slides to the audience, send polls, get feedback and have Q&A sessions. By using the SlideDog app for iOS and Android, presenters can furthermore switch between presentation files, change slides, pause videos, read notes and much more from the palm of their hand.

Currently SlideDog supports a limited number of presentation formats and file viewers. We are continuously working to support more file types. If you miss a format that you think we should support, please. When deciding which file viewers to support and what software SlideDog will use to show a specific media format we mainly focus on choosing the file player that has the broadest range of file type support.

Other important factors are responsiveness and trustworthiness. For example Adobe Reader might not be the fastest or smallest (in file size) PDF viewer out there, but it is king when it comes to supporting the different kinds of PDF files, including support for multimedia and 3D in PDF files. However, we understand that people have strong preferences in the programs they use (for instance their default browser) and therefore we are working on broadening the support for viewers of specific file formats. Word startup folder 2016.

Follow this step-by-step guide to install SlideDog on Windows 7 and above 1. Download the or the.

Start the installer. If Windows warns you about the file being downloaded from the internet, click “Run anyway”. Click “I Agree” if you agree to the license agreement. Follow the on screen instructions. The installer will try to download and install. If your machine is missing these framework dependencies.

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SlideDog is now either installed in your or in your “Program Files (x86)” folder, depending on your choice of installing per user or per machine. You can start SlideDog by clicking the shortcut on your desktop or from the Start Menu group “SlideDog”. To uninstall SlideDog, first navigate to “Control Panel” > “Programs” > “Program and Features”. Then search for “SlideDog”, select “SlideDog” and click on “Uninstall”. SlideDog will be completely removed from your computer. Since the task of showing the presentation files is entirely up to the software viewers installed on your PC, the result will be the same with or without SlideDog.