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[TechieRefugee]

Hello! I recently had the opportunity to work with a Kindle Fire, and it works pretty dang good! However, I had one question. I would like to be able to do a presentation that involves showing something from my Kindle, but as we all know, people in the back of a room can't see a Kindle screen. I was wondering if there was some sort of utility that I could use so that there would be a window that displayed what was on the Kindle screen (something kinda like RemoteJoyLite for PSP). So, is there any software that does this, or am I gonna have to bite the bullet and buy some hardware?

[hgfire]

TechieRefugee, on 20 February 2012 - 09:50 AM, said:

Hello! I recently had the opportunity to work with a Kindle Fire, and it works pretty dang good! However, I had one question. I would like to be able to do a presentation that involves showing something from my Kindle, but as we all know, people in the back of a room can't see a Kindle screen. I was wondering if there was some sort of utility that I could use so that there would be a window that displayed what was on the Kindle screen (something kinda like RemoteJoyLite for PSP). So, is there any software that does this, or am I gonna have to bite the bullet and buy some hardware?

Welcome TechieRefugee to the forum,

I too had this same concern soon after my purchase of the KF.

This is a rather awkward way to achieve what I think your asking but as of my comments here, I can only hope this endeavor will become much easier. I hope there is a simple way to do screen shots and then use them for presentations.
This needs to be built into the KF. I hope that it becomes a reality in a future update.

OK, the below link worked for me and I was able to achieve terrific screen captures and then use them in a PC or MAC presentation (software of your choice).

http://howto.cnet.co...he-kindle-fire/