V valdore93 macrumors member Original poster Jan 26, 2008 34 0 Mar 16, 2010 #1 / Last edited: Jan 17, 2012
MacDawg Moderator emeritus Mar 20, 2004 19,823 4,505 "Between the Hedges" Mar 16, 2010 #2 I don't know how complicated your presentation is, but you could convert it to PDF That won't help if you have transitions and effects though
I don't know how complicated your presentation is, but you could convert it to PDF That won't help if you have transitions and effects though
lucifiel macrumors 6502a Nov 7, 2009 982 2 In your basement Mar 16, 2010 #3 isn't there a way to export from keynote to PPT? if not, convert the quicktime file to something more friendly in the windows environment, mp4 or something?
isn't there a way to export from keynote to PPT? if not, convert the quicktime file to something more friendly in the windows environment, mp4 or something?
V valdore93 macrumors member Original poster Jan 26, 2008 34 0 Mar 16, 2010 #4 / Last edited: Jan 17, 2012
MacDawg Moderator emeritus Mar 20, 2004 19,823 4,505 "Between the Hedges" Mar 16, 2010 #5 Is your Mac a laptop? or can you borrow a friend's Mac laptop and connect it instead of the school's PC?
Is your Mac a laptop? or can you borrow a friend's Mac laptop and connect it instead of the school's PC?
V valdore93 macrumors member Original poster Jan 26, 2008 34 0 Mar 16, 2010 #6 / Last edited: Jan 17, 2012
V valdore93 macrumors member Original poster Jan 26, 2008 34 0 Mar 16, 2010 #7 / Last edited: Jan 17, 2012
MacDawg Moderator emeritus Mar 20, 2004 19,823 4,505 "Between the Hedges" Mar 16, 2010 #8 valdore93 said: Actually, never-mind this thread. I think I've found a good alternative. Click to expand... You might want to share your solution for others in the future
valdore93 said: Actually, never-mind this thread. I think I've found a good alternative. Click to expand... You might want to share your solution for others in the future