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Dec 1, 2013 8:27 AM in response to Charlie Fellowesby Charlie Fellowes,Answered my own question.
Thankfully, Apple chose to install Keynote [Pages and Numbers too], as separate applications. They did not overwite my version of iWorks 09. So if you bought Keynote or had it installed on your Mac before the Mavericks upgrade, you still have it and it still functions well [so far...].
I'll still keep testing Keynote 6.01 [the current 'redesign'], but on non-critical presentations. But as of this version it is unusable as a professional tool.
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Dec 1, 2013 2:29 PM in response to Gary Scotlandby Charlie Fellowes,Thanks.... I read that a while back. However, six months is a long time to be without a professional tool such as this. I cannot imagine what the programmers were thinking as they sent this out for beta testing. There is no way this was a considered release. It had to have been rushed. And badly.
For example: Build markers appear to be missing; 'ready to advance' cannot be found; and the 'customise presenter display' isn't there; even the 'open existing presentation' button, on app launch is gone. Seriously?
Since I wrote my earlier post, I've tested 6.0.1 further. It also apparently freezes [and requires a force quit] when you attempt to update from an older version and resave.
The release of a redesigned Keynote for Mavericks with this level of non-functionality is problematic at best and shockingly bad from Apple. I use this application a lot. A lot. And I think this is the worst update/redesign release I can ever remember from Apple.... and they've released some stinkers.
And they're going to take up to SIX months to fix this shambles? Good grief!! What a mess.