Thanks for the suggestion but I think my presentation might lose
impact if I lose the fancy transitions that make it look great.
My lecturer has said that presentations will be marked on how
impressive the actual presentation is rather than content.
Export it as a PDF. Use File, Export menu, choose PDF as the export
option.
You may want to turn off the borders on each page.
Glenn.
2008/5/10 Dark1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm constructing a keynote presentation (using v3.0.2, iWork 06)
but I don't
have a laptop and the place where I'm doing the presentation won't
have
keynote installed.
The power point exported version changes the location of one of my
pie
charts and the text for my charts looks muddy. Is there any way to
fix this
(particularly the changing pie chart location)?
If I load the Keynote application onto my iPod would I be able to
give the
presentation in keynote on a mac?
Thanks in advance
Ruben
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