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Export to Keynote?
Can we get the ability to export to Keynote? The presenter tools in Keynote far surpass those in PowerPoint so this would be really handy for non-Web-based slideshows.
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We're working on other export formats, but we haven't yet determined if Keynote will be one of them.
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Inappropriate?We're working on other export formats, but we haven't yet determined if Keynote will be one of them.
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Inappropriate?It's worth mentioning that Keynote, unlike PowerPoint, does not have a published format. While we'd like to support as many formats as possible, there are limits to what we're able to do, and the lack of a specification is a big one.
That being said, there are a lot of formats we will be supporting, and some of those can be easily imported into Keynote. If Apple does publish a specification for their format, we would be very interested in implementing support for it.
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Inappropriate?Well if you're going to use the look and feel of Keynote you could at least export to a format that it can open.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?We just added three new export formats: PDF, ODP, and PPT (the 2003 version of PowerPoint).
Keynote should have a much easier time of importing the PPT file instead of the PPTX file, so I recommend using that for anyone interested in opening a presentation in Keynote.
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Inappropriate?Keynote has no problem importing Powerpoint presentations. So you can simply export a Powerpoint presentation and then import it to Keynote. -
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Inappropriate?Support for Freelance Graphics? (I think my boss is the only person in the world still using it)
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