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# SurfacePen-Navigator | ||
A simple script that will allow you to use your surface pen to navigate through presentations other than PowerPoint. | ||
A simple script that will allow you to use your surface pen to navigate through presentations made with software other than PowerPoint. | ||
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## About this script | ||
- PowerPoint comes with a build-in functionality that allows you to navigate your slides in presentation mode by using your Surface Pen eraser button. | ||
- This script allows you to navigate slides created with other software, such as a PDF document or Figma too which won't work out of the box. | ||
- Press the eraser button once to navigate forward, press it twice to navigate backwards. | ||
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## How to set it up | ||
- Install [AutoHotKey](https://autohotkey.com/). | ||
- Downlaod the file *SurfacePen-Navigator.ahk* from this repository and run it by double-clicking on it. | ||
- If it doesn't work as expected: Open Windows settings, go to "Bluetooth and Devices" -> "Pen and Windows Ink". Make sure that default hotkey actions are set to "None" and "Allow apps to override the shortcut button behaviour" is toggled. | ||
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## How to modify the script | ||
- What the script does is basically simulate the right key or left key on your keyboard being pressed when you hit the eraser button. | ||
- Open the file in a code editor of your choice, e.g. Notpead that comes pre-installed on Windows machines. | ||
- Drag and drop the file onto the editor window or right-click it and choose "Open with". | ||
- Edit the code to fit your needs and run the script again. |