If I create a presentation on my Mac using Keynote, which contains text, still pictures, and video clips, and then save that file to iCloud, can a colleague of mine who uses a Windows PC download the same file to his iCloud account, then open it and view it using the Keynote app in iWork? If so, are there any special things he needs to know, and how does he go about this step-by-step?
Thanks for any help you can provide
An option might be to export the presentation and share that with your PC-using contact. Convert Keynote presentations to PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint and more says that on a Mac you can export:
Instructions for exporting are in the Keynote for Mac section of Convert Keynote presentations to PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint and more.
An option might be to export the presentation and share that with your PC-using contact. Convert Keynote presentations to PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint and more says that on a Mac you can export:
Instructions for exporting are in the Keynote for Mac section of Convert Keynote presentations to PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint and more.
That's what I was asking. He has an iCloud account where he can access the file. Apple is now allowing free downloads of iWork for windows which contains a version of Keynote. I should have phrase my question better because I guess I'm really asking if that Windows version of Keynote will handle the file the same as the Mac version of Keynote.
A PC cannot run keynote. You colleague can access the file on any Apple device or at iCloud.com
Didn’t know that there was a windows version. I would suspect parity with at least what iCloud can handle.
Sharing a Keynote presentation with a windows pc
