Do Keynote special effects and transitions work on powerpoint?

[iJosh94]

I am creating a presentation in Keynote for a project in school that uses Windows with Powerpoint 2003. Will my special effects and transitions work in Powerpoint when I present? Is there a way I can ensure they will work in a different format?
Thanks

 

[andonin]

hmmm

i dont think so, i do know you cant copy and paste from one to the other without it going all funky
🙁

 

[ksmith80209]

Generally no.

 

[alexstein]

you can save your keynote as .ppt and it will open fine in powerpoint however most of the never transitions and features are not supported in powerpoint. The most basic transitions will work and basic formatting will work.

As the above posters said you are going to have a different presentation in ppt as in your keynote.

 

[Tallest Skil]

Save your Keynote presentation as a QuickTime movie and open it in Windows. It will behave exactly like a normal presentation if you use a remote. Tap whatever button is "next" and it will do the next transition, preserved as if it were in Keynote.

 

[mik34]

Yup, Quicktime is your friend

Export to Quicktime. Even the new Magic Move transition works (which is awesome btw). A little more grainy than Keynote, but not really noticeable. If you export as ppt or pdf the transitions won't work (at least not the cool ones).

 

[Yvan256]

Actually I'm pretty sure any "grain" problems would arise from the choice of video CODEC, not the export itself.

And just to be safe, be sure to bring the latest version of Quicktime for Windows with you, in case you can't download it from the presentation computer.