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With Apple Keynote, it's a snap to create compelling presentations with professional-caliber themes, razor-sharp text and beautiful charts and tables. Layer graphical elements over each other and fully adjust their transparency. Move from one slide to the next with cinematic-quality transitions. Build anticipation with stunning element effects. And do it all with unparalleled ease of use.
What's New
Version 5.1.1:
- This update addresses issues when working with large Keynote presentations on Mac OS X 10.7.
- It also includes improvements in stability and accessibility for Keynote.
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
- iWork '09
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| Downloads:47,930 |
| Version Downloads:7,188 |
| Type:Business : Presentation Tools |
| License:Updater |
| Date:01 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $79.00 |
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With Apple Keynote, it's a snap to create compelling presentations with professional-caliber themes, razor-sharp text and beautiful charts and tables. Layer graphical elements over each other and fully adjust their transparency. Move from one slide to the next with cinematic-quality transitions. Build anticipation with stunning element effects. And do it all with unparalleled ease of use.
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Ronnb reviewed on 25 Apr 2012
Apple does not provide adequate attention to dealing with the bugs and problems in their own software, IMHO and, because of that, LibreOffice is a better deal since it is free and updated more often.
For those people that also use an iPad for presentations; until LibreOffice comes out in an iOS version, Keynote is more useful for those that use an iPad for presentations.
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drewmart reviewed on 03 Jan 2012
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Ozean reviewed on 02 Dec 2011
I also really appreciate the recording function. However, since I am often using video in my presentation I frequently do encouter a problem with the recording function: if you record a presentation it is not possible to "play" with the video clips you show, i.e. you cannot scrub forwards or backwards etc. This seriously impacts my use of Keynote. Of course, I see that this is probably a very difficult feature to implement. But at the level of sophistication that Keynote has reached, why not ask for it? ;)
I also find it wonderful that Apple keeps updating this app for over three years now without asking money from us.
BUT, I would really, really, really love to get a real upgrade to iWork _for the Mac and not for iOS_ somewhat soonish. This is not as urgent for Keynote as it is for Pages and Numbers, but still I find myself wishing for a real upgrade several times per week…
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Vkubalkova reviewed on 01 Dec 2011
Thus one can do what would take a lot of effort on any of the complicated and expensive programs
I wanted to give it 5 for also overall rating but it has not allowed me to do that! So regard it as straight 5 :)
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Drdul reviewed on 29 May 2011
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An.onymous reviewed on 01 Jul 2010
It fulfill's all my needs, except two things :
- the transprencies (.gif files) are not managed
- there is no easily accessible information on each object (like its actual location)
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Thatstheway reviewed on 09 Nov 2009
I've been using Keynote to produce presentations for my employer since iWork 08. There were quite a few bugs in '08 that have yet to be addressed in '09. For a while, I was working on one of the older white MacBooks (2,1). Upon pressing the 'Play' button to view my project, my computer would often restart. This would cause me to lose any unsaved changes, and quite frankly, that is just a huge pain to deal with. Luckily, I'm not on a powerful, new MacBook Pro and don't have that problem anymore, as that bug is only MacBook specific.
The other problem with the program is the timing. With Keynote, ten seconds is not ten seconds. But that is fairly easy to get around with a little trial and error. I can deal with that, right?
What I cannot deal with is the fact that the same project played several times produces results of different links. As an experiment, I recently took one project and played it three times. I captured each one with ScreenFlow to compare. The project was three minutes long. Up to the 30-second mark, everything was in-sync. From there it was just downhill, as nothing lined up. One ended at 2:57, another at 2:58, and the last at a whopping 3:00. This can create real problems if you creating your soundtrack after gathering the project, as nothing lines up. Using a weak computer could explain this, but Apple, I'm using one of your new MacBook Pros.
Ok, so maybe that isn't so bad, right? I mean, a few seconds can be made up for with some third-party editing tools. But what about when your project is in the final stages and you realize that you need to change the timing of the transition between slides one and two? Well, changing the transition time between one and two may make slide six stay onscreen for more of less time. I've often changed the timing of a transition only to find that another slide stays onscreen for up to ten seconds less! And then, when you fix the timing on slide six, you have to fix the timing between slides two and three again.
Sorry, Apple, but you guys are losing my trust. I can't believe you released a new version of this buggy program without fixing these major bugs. We understand that you have a lot on your hands, but don't forget that for many of your users, iWork is a part of their work. And believe me, we also have a lot on our hands.
Keynote just does not cut it.
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sbchavel reviewed on 10 Feb 2009
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As i need it to download this!
Thank you.
MeerAdTwins rated on 09 Jan 2012
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Niles Donegan rated on 01 Dec 2011
Mike4president rated on 28 Oct 2011