hello people of macville.
i m kinda noob here especially with Apple iWork package.
i m using keynote to create a presentation.
but the place i m going to present it uses pc.
so what i want to ask...is there anyway to view keynote slides on windows without converting to powerpoint?
thanks in advance for any replies!

You can convert it to Quicktime movie, of flash presentation. But need powerfull PC to play it tough, or it will play very very slow.

So the best way would either be to use a Mac to present it, or convert into PPT/PPS, isn't it?

i think u can save it from Mac in pdf or postscript and open it in Windows...

This post has been edited by a_yu_volution: Feb 24 2007, 12:57 AM

thx guys for the replies...
will try the quicktime thingy...
and if all doesnt work up to par...
i guess...presenting on a mac is a must...
thx all!

just take the Mac and present with it... you may get extra points for showing off

Can templates for Keynotes be downloaded online? If so, whereabts?

u need to pay for the templates... u can google up keynote templates and u will get some freebies but it's not tat cool...

supafreak,
Thanks! I'll just create one as standard presentation templates... But for now I'll just have learn to work with it, otherwise just pop back into using Powerpoint.. Or better still, delegate all future creation of presentation slides to someone else

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Added on February 27, 2007, 1:56 amxandman,
You can export your Keynote presentation into PDF file format and present it from there. You'll view it in full page - tried and tested it this afternoon *smiles*

This post has been edited by tinkerbel: Feb 27 2007, 01:56 AM