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PDF to Keynote converts PDF-based presentations (e.g., made using LaTeX and Prosper) into Apple's Keynote format. Presenting in Keynote has several advantages over Preview or Adobe Reader, including a highly configurable presenter display, rehearsal support, notes and annotations visible only to the presenter, and of course Keynote's trademark transitions. Once translated into Keynote format, every page of your original PDF file becomes a PDF image, properly scaled and centered on its own slide. Although intended for presentations, you can also use it to create slides for the pages of
What's New
Version 1.03:
- Issue a warning when people try to run PDF to Keynote as 64-bit on 10.5. (Also, recompiled so that it is 32-bit only on PowerPC.)
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
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| Downloads:17,988 |
| Version Downloads:5,831 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Free |
| Date:23 Jun 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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PDF to Keynote converts PDF-based presentations (e.g., made using LaTeX and Prosper) into Apple's Keynote format. Presenting in Keynote has several advantages over Preview or Adobe Reader, including a highly configurable presenter display, rehearsal support, notes and annotations visible only to the presenter, and of course Keynote's trademark transitions. Once translated into Keynote format, every page of your original PDF file becomes a PDF image, properly scaled and centered on its own slide. Although intended for presentations, you can also use it to create slides for the pages of regular documents. A preference lets you choose which version of the Keynote XML file format to produce. PDF to Keynote is free.
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Neploleppard reviewed on 24 Jun 2011
The application lets you do what drag/drop would do anyway. If you need your PDF's embedded as images - simply use Automator to turn the PDF pages into images, and then drop them in.
This application is more of an Automator action that saves a few steps. It's not bad, but it's not necessary, either. With Automator, you can get creative and create and save your own workflow that will (believe it or not) do exactly what this app does.
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Herbert68 reviewed on 23 Jun 2011
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Very nicely done!
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I wish the images were automatically 'constrained' to their proportions. I usually have to mask and scale A4 portrait sized things so that they are readable at 800 x 600.
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