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prmccarron

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Hi, ok I got this school project and I had to create a PowerPoint or Keynote for my topic ("Texting While Not Looking") and saved it as a .mov, .ppt, and .key. Unfortunately, my teacher has a Windows computer, which makes .key no good, and it doesn't have the Quicktime plugin to view the .mov with the effects. The .ppt totally eliminates the effects. Is there a site online where I can host/view them?
I attached a ZIP archive with all the files.
 
You can try slideshare.net.
Here's a link on SlideShare that tells you how to upload keynote presentations to the site: http://www.slideshare.net/ashwan/upload-keynote-to-slideshare-presentation

I'm not sure whether or not it shows full animations, but it's worth trying out to see.

It would be nice if the next installment of iWork/iwork.com allows you to play your Keynote presentations through iwork.com.
Oh, I forgot to mention that I tried that already. Three times. The first two said there was an error and the last one never stopped converting.
 
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