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The standard rule of thumb for setting up your projector and computer is to start to do so at least 2 hours in advance. The following outline of computer related issues underscores the need for such a timeline.
Why is there not just ONE cable that could be used to connect a computer with a projector? Instead there seem to be so many, and as Murphy's Law would dictate, when you are getting ready for a presentation the cable you need - the cable that both the laptop and the projector can connect to is NOT anywhere to be had.
Also, when you do finally get the two machines connected, the projector won't show what is on the computer.
The following is a guide to help. It is no substitute for on-site help of a real and savvy human being, but it can help. Or, print out the guide to carry with you.
Step One: Look at the ports of Each Machine. What are your options?
Step Two: Choose the Best Quality options available to you.
Step Three: Be familiar with Computer Issues
Step Four: Be familiar with Projector Issues
Steps to Setup
Listed below are some areas of experience with which we may be able to help you as your question pertains to use of these technologies in ministry.
Dwight Stinnett
Executive Minister
Projection & PowerPoint
PowerPoint Composition
Roland Sundberg
Executive Administrator
Database Questions
Cheryl Henson
Area I
Ministerial Recruitment
Ministerial Cont. Ed.
PowerPoint Compositions
E-mail Newsletters
Web Page
John Grisham
Area II
Stewardship
E-mail as Communication
PowerPoint Composition
Richard Ricks
(Tech Team Leader)
Area III
Multimedia & Projection
Web Technologies
Randy McNeely
Area IV
Bivocational Ministry
Costa Rica Partnership
Using PowerPoint for Display
during events
Muriel Johnson
Area V
Church Planting
Using Video Chat
VOIP (Telephone over Internet)
E-mail as Communication Tool
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