Cuetimer gets a new home: cuetimer.com

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CueTimer now has a new home address: cuetimer.com We hope that this will help us grow the CueTimer brand in the years to come. Login, store and CueTimer Cloud remain where they are.

Introducing CueTimer Cloud: Web version of CueTimer

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Before CueTimer Cloud had its final name, we called the idea Schedule Control. This post shows some of the early thinking behind the browser-based timing workflow that is now part of CueTimer.

How to prepare PowerPoint on Mac for live-AV

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PowerPoint on should work well on Macs. But to make sure that the presentation displays as intended, there are some steps you should take first. This article tells you what you need to know.

Do AV-technicians trust the NEXT button?

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Are you a list-person? Or more of an improviser? Learn why some AV-technicians dont want to depend on one single button to run the show. And we show you how to control timers and presentations with Stream Deck buttons

Control presentations with APS, Companion and Stream Deck

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Learn how you can control and monitor PowerPoint, Keynote and PDF-presentations using APS, Companion and Stream Deck. This gives a button-based control system, allowing you to manage presentations as effortlessly as you would lights and sound systems.

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Explaining APS: The software presentation-switcher

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Learn more about how APS can simplify your workflow when displaying presentations on events. To put it short, it´s the missing tool that Microsoft never made for PowerPoint. And you get some essential features from hardware-switchers in a software-package.