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That presentation looks like it was developed by the special ed class at an elementary school. Good luck making yourself look mature with this thing.

Lmao, I agree, everything about it is awfully done.

I think you need to explain how it is more of a PDA in that you can keep track of homework, assignments,classes, etc.

Or, you could get a job and then pay for it yourself :)
 
If thats the best that Keynote can do in terms of presentation making, then I will stear clear of it when I buy my Mac!

Anyway, just save your money. Thats what I did. It makes you appreciate it more too! I guard mine with my life.
 
If thats the best that Keynote can do in terms of presentation making, then I will stear clear of it when I buy my Mac!

Anyway, just save your money. Thats what I did. It makes you appreciate it more too! I guard mine with my life.

If you own it/bought it you take more care of it than if you are given it.
 
If you buy and legally posess a CD or DVD, it is illegal for you to make copies of that disk to give or sell to someone else.

If you own certain common household products (chemicals) it is illegal to combine them into a form which is explosive.

In England you can not legally watch your TV if you haven't paid the tax.

I am a target shooting enthuiast. I can legally own any type of handgun or long gun but the law strictly regulates the circumstances under which i can use the weapons.

I reload fired cartridges with black powder and smokeless powder that I legally own. I can go to the local hardware store and buy iron pipe without any restrictions. I cannot, however, legally cut a pipe into a 6" length, fill it with gunpowder and screw endcaps on it.

That should be enough examples to disprove your assertion that you can do anything you want with a posession that you legally own. If you need more examples let me know; there are dozens I can come up with.

These are text book examples of strawman arguments.

You could not come up with the US legal code stating that modifying an ipod is illegal, so you came up with completely unrelated statements and then attacked those.

You have proven nothing.

-T
 
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