>Does an Apple Remote have to do all its interacting with a laptop
>through iPhoto?
>
>More specifically, can the Apple Remote send Arrow key commands (just
>for example) into other applications that happen to be running? (e.g.,
>an Adobe Acrobat slide show, or a QuickTime movie slide show?
Interesting question, I don't have a laptop, and usually use my Apple
Remote when iPhoto isn't running - to control iTunes.
Salgud - 26 Jun 2008 13:41 GMT
>> Does an Apple Remote have to do all its interacting with a laptop
>> through iPhoto?
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> Interesting question, I don't have a laptop, and usually use my Apple
> Remote when iPhoto isn't running - to control iTunes.
I agree, interesting idea. I never thought to try it. So I put a video
on in VLC, the app I use to run AVIs and MPGs, and the remote works with
that! Kool!
I also tried the remote with iPhoto. It started a slide show. Nice.
But iPhoto doesn't have to be running to use the remote.
Calum - 27 Jun 2008 11:02 GMT
>> More specifically, can the Apple Remote send Arrow key commands (just
>> for example) into other applications that happen to be running? (e.g.,
>> an Adobe Acrobat slide show, or a QuickTime movie slide show?
It can if you use RemoteBuddy:
<http://www.iospirit.com/index.php?mode=view&obj_type=infogroup&obj_id=24>