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Sorry if this in the wrong place but i've looked all over and can;t find anything and thought this might be the best place for it.

 

An ex student from our school with severe visual impairment has gone on to university but is struggling, and has asked me the below question about remote cursor zoom tracking, if anybody has any ideas that could help him at all he'd be very very grateful.

 

Here is his question.

 

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I am trying to follow presentations and live demonstration using TeamViewer in MEETING mode at a university through the local network, the host computer is controlled via the lecturers where the presentations are delivered from along with live coding. When using TeamViewer with the Windows magnifier as a client I have to move the magnifier manually around the screen as my mouse pointer moves independent to the hosts mouse pointer (the lecturers computer.)

is there any way my mouse pointer could be moved in synchronization with the lecturers mouse pointer using TeamViewer so the windows magnifier in full screen mode does not have to be moved manually via myself around the screen?

is TeamViewer the best piece of software to use for viewing a presentation and live demonstration or should a classroom management software be looked into?

TeamViewer was primarily built for remote support

if anybody has any ideas please let me know, the use of TeamViewer along with a magnifier is used due to visual impairment.

Thank you.

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Hi Tom, since no-one is responding to your post, i thought i'd message to say i know the industry quite well and i cannot think of any way to get the receiver to track the presenters mouse through teamviewer, however, i'll add this as an option into our broadcast module.

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