Keynote

I did a project in Keynote for school, and then exported it as a powerpoint presentation, which opened and worked fine in Powerpoint for OS X. ...

Keynote doesn't have the ability to play slides automatically, maybe in the next release. You could build a QuickTime Pro movie and loop it. You can use QuicKeys X to click through the presentation for you, and you can even specify the intervals between the clicks. At the end of the presentation, a few additional steps will replay the show from the beginning. You can...

Nothing much has changed on my desktop with self made wallp... errr... background image. On the right are some projects I am currently working on (various image files), my ipod showing its modified icon is currently mounted. On the button right I put some folders in dock wich contain various aliases to my 'not so needed applications'. So if I ctrl+click on one of these a menu...

iLife 2, Keynote 2, Wordnote and Excelnote :p and last but not least a $100 iPod :rolleyes: :D

Microsoft does quite a good job in advertising Office v. X along with Virtual PC 6.1, I think. I like those ads in WIRED, for example. Of course, their main interest is not in converting Windows to Mac people, but still... Now: Apple is on the verge of improving compatibility themselves. Open/save MS Word documents with TextEdit (free with Panther!), presentations with...

I was just going over the Steve Jobs keynote from the MacWorld 2003 SF to find the bit about the Burton iPod jacket, and thought I'd watch the introduction of the 17" and 12" PBs again. ...

Mr. Linky... LOL Plazman, check out Apple's website for the WWDC Keynote Address in which Steve Jobs & friends talk all about Panther and the G5. They explain what Xcode's all about in it.

Maybe Keynote is the sort of thing you want, or perhaps OmniGraffle. ...

Office:mac is not Apple's to drop. It is a suite of M$ products. As such, Office:mac will be around for as long as it produces profits for M$. And it produces a lot of profits for M$.

i thought apple dropped office for x and were developing thier own suite. they already have a browser and presentation apps...maybe theyll bundle iApps + Keynote + Document (rumored name for apple's word processor) + Safari...... who knows