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1. The ability for LIveSlide to embed HTML files in Keynote, whereby the HTML file has a URL in a local directory, not on the internet.
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   under review  ·  AdminSara from Poll Everywhere (Product Marketer, Poll Everywhere) responded

   Thanks for the feedback Keith!

   This one might be tough for us to do. Our LiveSlides application for Keynote is really just designed to open and display a website within PowerPoint. I’ll run this by our development team and see if they have any ideas.

2. I would like to see a version of LiveSlides that would work with Impress in LibreOfiice.

   A version of LiveSlides that works with Impress in LibreOffice.

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   under review  ·  AdminSara from Poll Everywhere (Product Marketer, Poll Everywhere) responded

   We’ll have to look into what it will take to integrate with LibreOffice.

   Let us know if there’s anything else we can improve for you!

3. The ability to upload a screenshot of your video

   When others receive a deck and review your slides quickly, they might not understand the whole placeholder image concept. You could still have the important information from your placeholder and directions where/how to download the plugin extension with an overlay image in front of the uploaded video screenshot.

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4. Open browser when clicking on LiveSlide

   The ability to open the webpage in a browser when you click on a LiveSlide would be great.

   I tried to accomplish this by putting a rectangle with a hyperlink in front of the LiveSlide picture, but LiveSlides seems to push itself to the front and I can't find an option to stop that.

   I'm setting up a touch screen slideshow that I would like users to explore in more depth.

   Thanks.

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