C:Amie - 2005-03-06 10:47 AM
I have no experience with the software myself, however having had a similar problem with a projector before now and finding out the problem was caused by the connector.. may be worth mentioning.
I had one projector where the D-Sub male connector had a bent pin in it, so when it was put into the VGA socket it was being crushed down inside the housing rather than going into the slot. Would you believe that this actually was causing animations from PowerPoint to appear as though they weren't appearing. I had to perform micro surgery on that one with some mini screwdrivers, tweezers and pliers to get the pin back up again, and low and behold that fixed the problem.
In a similar light, the same as above but this time there was something stuck inside one of the female pin recesses. Prising that out also fixed the problem there.
Which VGA are you using with the device?
p.s. Nice to see you here on the boards Uncle B.
Well C:Amie, I think I've eliminated the connection as the potential root cause for this problem. I tested it with two other NEC VGA-out cables, and I have the same issue. The monitor I'm using is brand new, the cable is in perfect condition. And you know what, I seem to recall that I was having the very same issue with my HP720 and the HP VGA-Out card. I would have like to hear from other PocketSlideShow users on HPC2000 devices and see if they have the same issue, but it doesn't look like this is going to happen. Any way, thanks for your help.