Keynote

Applewhore, Keynote files ARE folders after all, sort of. They're actually packages, a feature of the os that hides support files behind one icon. If you right-click (or control-click if you're using an Apple mouse) on the icon and select "Show Package Contents, you'll see the various files contained in it. Doug

I was going to suggest that perhaps Entourage didn't recognise the Keynote format, but if dktrickey managed to make it work with a Keynote file, I guess that's not the problem? ...

If I heard correctly, Steve's promise at the keynote was 3. ...

I thought so: the new dual 1.8 Ghz G5's are $100 more than the previous model. I noticed that you can order more stuff with a computer now. The configuration pages now allow for OS X Server, FCE, and Keynote to be preinstalled (for a fee, of course ;)). I found this interesting: "Special Offer - Every Mac needs .Mac. Buy a Mac between January 7 and December 27, 2003 and...

i've thought of keynote or dvd studio pro but can i create cool slideshows easily? ...

BTW did anybody buy Keynote ? ...

next keynote = january MWSF. G5 laptops are not viable yet. The pricecuts of iBooks have been for selling out the older models .. so 800 and 900 mhz G3 old ones vs 800 and up G4 ibooks. nothing to worry.

But I know exactly what I'm getting into and won't be flipping out like others do when they buy new stuff with a keynote coming up the same week! ...

Last week, I had a project due, and did it in Keynote, and then exported into Powerpoint, but when I got to class, it wouldn't work on the PC (a CD-RW/DVD combo drive compaq)we used for presentations. Luckily, the teacher gave me an extra week. Last night, I just gave up and decided to burn the presentation onto a DVD using iMovie and iDVD, and a DVD-RW. It works fine on my...

If you didn't close the session like that person said, you'll need to re-do the CD, that is, get another blank CD, re-burn the presentation on it and make sure you close the session (aka finalizing the disc). This will ensure that non CD-RW drives can read the disc you have made. If you want to test it in Windows email it to me at veljo_nutty@hotmail.com and I'll test it...