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Loading...Apple Keynote is a popular presentation program that helps you create slides with all sorts of textual, visual, and multimedia content.
Keynote was launched as a standalone program, but Apple subsequently launched word processing and spreadsheet programs called Pages and Numbers. Now, all these three programs are sold as a combined suite of applications called iWork. Presently, iWork is a Mac-only suite of programs that has no compatible option on the Windows platform.
Being the oldest of all programs in iWork, Keynote is the most evolved and capable program of the lot. On this set of pages, we’ll jot down my experiences of working with Keynote. Please feel free to add your thoughts, opinions, and ideas through your comments.
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