A:AnswerQuick update to this one - there is now software called Logitech Sptlight Lite, which is made specifically for installing on laptops without admin permissions.
A:Answer1. Open System Preference.
2. Click on “Security & Privacy”
3. Go to the “Privacy” tab.
4. From the menu on the left, click on “Screen Recording”
5. Check “LogiPresentation” on the right.
6. Now, quit the software and re-open it.
The magnifier should work now.
A:AnswerMacOs Magnifying Desktop fix, go to
System preferences
Security and privacy
Privacy
Screen recording
Give permission (Check the box) to Logi Presentation
This worked for me, hope it helps
A:AnswerA leather sleeve, and the charging cable: USB -C on one end and USB-A on the other.. The USBC goes inside the pointer, the USB-A connects to any charger or your computer.
One minute charge gives three hours of charge to the battery. It is a built-in rechargeable battery. If fully charged it apparently lasts up to three months.
A:AnswerIn order to use the "Spotlight" and related features you must download the software to each computer you intend to use it on. Otherwise you just get forward and backward during presentations. It is unfortunate as most corporate computers will not allow you to download the software where you need it. Creates quite a hassle. I ended up returning mine and purchasing the Logitech R800 with green laser pointer.
A:AnswerWe used the alt + L function to use it with our Power Point slide show. It is not an actual light, it shows up as a light on your presentation through the computer. So yes, it worked on our TV for the presentation.
A:Answerit's bluetooth! you can also do the USB plug-in through a USB-to-USB-C adaptor. my new macbook definitely doesn't have regular USB drives anymore, which is sad. but the "plug" on the remote is USB. so you'll need the adapter; or to use it bluetooth. hope this helps!
A:AnswerHi Jenny, The Spotlight features a Digital pointer with customizable options like highlighting, magnifying, as well as a digital laser. For more information about how that works, here's a link to the product page for the Spotlight that give you a better idea: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/presenters/spotlight-presentation-remote.910-004984.html. - Richard from Logitech
A:AnswerHello Cassie. The Spotlight can act as a mouse pointer on the screen. So, technically if you can point the remote to the correct spot on the screen and click, it would be just like using a mouse to point and click to a certain part of the video.
A:AnswerYes! The Spotlight presenter remote will digitally insert a spotlight, pointer or magnified lens into your presentation so that it works on big screens, online, and multiple monitors.
