Keynote
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01/20/2009 12:50 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: Apple Announces Keynote '09
Apple announced the release of iWork '09 including Keynote '09, the presentation component of the iWork suite. iWork '09 also includes Pages '09 and Numbers '09.
12/09/2008 12:27 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: SlideShare Now Supports Keynote
SlideShare, a leading site that lets you upload and share PowerPoint presentations now supports Apple Keynote files too. All you need to do is zip up your Keynote presentation files and upload.
06/13/2008 09:47 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Working in a Microsoft Office-Apple iWork World
Although this topic is more of a Mac only thing, it's also relevant if you are a Windows users of Microsoft Office and receive files from iWork users on the Mac who save to Microsoft Office file formats.
04/27/2008 09:35 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: PowerPoint 2008 or Keynote 08
The folks at PC World recently created the same presentation in both PowerPoint 2008 for the Mac and Apple's Keynote 08 -- the results make interesting reading. There's no clear winner, but PowerPoint 2008 may have surpassed Keynote 08 in several areas.
12/06/2007 10:02 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: iWork: Microsoft May be Worried
iWork, Apple’s productivity suite, has managed to capture 16% of the Mac Office Productivity sales. This really is a fairly big achievement. Microsoft Office is a monster, everyone everywhere uses it and it is the standard for Office Productivity apps.
08/04/2007 02:41 AM
A PowerPoint Blog: PocketMac Remote: Conversation with Tim Goggin
Tim Goggin is the VP of Marketing & Sales for PocketMac. He has an extensive background in technology marketing and in direct marketing. In this conversation, Tim discusses PocketMac Remote, an application that allows the use of the Apple Remote to contro
07/10/2006 10:15 PM
A PowerPoint Blog: Apple Keynote vs. Microsoft PowerPoint: Conversation with Rob Griffiths
Apple Keynote and Microsoft PowerPoint -- you can hear raves and rants about both of them -- and comparisons are inevitable. Also inevitable is that you end up hearing stories of which one is better from people who are actually using just one of these pro
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