At 10:41 PM -0400 5/23/05, James E Keenan wrote: >This is not, strictly speaking, a Perl question, but ... > >In order to do a conference presentation on an aspect of Perl next month, a >colleague and I have chosen to use an HTML-based slide show which we'll >present from an iBook or PowerBook. We both customarily use Safari as our >default browser. > >I've done other presentations with Apple Keynote and have used a wireless >presentation remote (Kensington model 33062) to go forward and backward inside >Keynote. I'd like to do the same with this HTML-slide show using Safari. > >My colleague knows enough Javascript to have successfully bound the 'n' and >'p' keys to the forward and backward motion of the Safari browser ... but I'd >like to be able to the same thing remotely, i.e., not have to touch the >keyboard to go to the next slide. > >Does anyone know how to bind the keys on this remote to actions in Safari?
Personally, I'd just use S5 (http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/) which has navigation bound to the forward and back arrow keys, unless you need something in your setup that S5 doesn't offer. -C