Keynote 1515 Responses

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nylon
Anyone got any good examples so I can show its capabilities to the client?
Aug 17, 12, 9:18 a.m. – Permalink
2002
Show them the apple keynote. I would think thats made in Keynote
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 9:19 a.m. – Permalink
nylon
So fucking bored of sarcastic comments on this website.
You can't ask anything anymore...
Thanks 2002
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 9:29 a.m. – Permalink
brandelec
http://workawesome.com/software/…
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 9:49 a.m. – Permalink
differenz
I don't think 2002 was sarcastic, the first thing that came to my mind was exactly that. The preinstalled one shows it all.
- yeah, I think thats the best example out there.– 2002
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 9:52 a.m. – Permalink
d_rek
noteandpoint.com
- Sorry, they don't really let you download the .key files– d_rek
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 9:57 a.m. – Permalink
d_rek
To be perfectly honest there really isn't anything that keynote does that powerpoint doesn't do - and vice versa.
What most keynote users prefer (myself included) is that the UI + UX of the application is superior to powerpoint. Where powerpoint might make adding an effect, editing a style or something very non-obvious keynote makes a lot of those things very accessible and easy to achieve.
Beside that, the software itself is not pricey. It will also allow you to PPT format and retain virtually all of your styles/slides/etc intact. The only issue i've had is when exporting larger-ish tables, charts or graphs from keynote to ppt. Some things eventually get lost in translation.
Hope that helps.
- *allow you to export to PPT format...– d_rek
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 10:07 a.m. – Permalink
bulletfactory
not ppt or keynote, but have you checked out prezi? It uses zoom and movement instead of different pages.
http://prezi.com/qilhbxt-xry3/us…
A bit over-the-top for most presentations, but a different way to approach it.
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 10:16 a.m. – Permalink
2002
not sure anyone would feel comfortable sending anyone their keynote files with actually info on it.
you can simply just copy it and call it your own.
I have a few good ones and complex animation ones.
but I wouldn't send that source file to anyone.
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 10:19 a.m. – Permalink
2002
d_rek
powerpoint is much more powerful compared to keynote. Keynote is limited and still uses none-vector based set screen size. complexity that ppt can handle is much greater. adding data, live data, linking to other sources etc. so much you can do.
UI / UX wise, keynote is simple because it is very limiting. And also it has pre drawn color set and shapes you start with.
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 10:22 a.m. – Permalink
2002
depends on what capabilities you are trying to show to your clients.
- cross platform : nope
- complex data /source linking : nope
- easy of use : yes
- resizing capable : nope
- animation : yes / no - easy but not good
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Dog-earAug 17, 12, 10:25 a.m. – Permalink
OSFA
Question! I'm trying to use this gif on my presentation but it's not working... is this a bad gif or is it me that is sucking...
file:///Users/Trio/Desktop/8isua...
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Dog-earSep 29, 12, 2:30 p.m. – Permalink
OSFA
Sorry... this one!
- cow tipping– utopian1/4
  guy on the left is hilarious– inteliboy2/4
  hahaha I know... "Haaa! bitch ate it.."– OSFA3/4
  lool. and the other guys just looking and folding their arms.– sine4/4
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Dog-earSep 29, 12, 2:31 p.m. – Permalink
omg
- touche...– pango
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Dog-earSep 29, 12, 2:35 p.m. – Permalink
OSFA
Bump. Still not working :I
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Dog-earSep 29, 12, 9:11 p.m. – Permalink
OSFA
OK, one last try. I promise. Any idea on that gif? Thanks!
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