Filed under: iWork, Software Update
Keynote 4.0.3 update
Today, Apple posted an update to the Keynote presentation app (part of iWork '08). This update, version 4.0.3, says that it "addresses performance and stability issues when working with large documents."You can download this update by opening Software Update (Apple menu > Software update) or by downloading the installer package from the Apple support downloads site.
Please note: Users must have Keynote 4.0.2 installed on their computer to install this update.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Chris said 10:57PM on 4-03-2008
My MacBook also pulled down an iTunes 7.6.2 update, a Front Row update, and a QuickTime update. WOO HOO!
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jim said 11:12PM on 4-03-2008
That are old updates (I think from yesterday, so they're still luke warm)
John said 12:09AM on 4-05-2008
Is this update affecting anybody else? Ever since I installed the update, I have had to restart my iMac twice. I never have to manually restart my iMac. It froze up really bad when I was switching spaces, and when I was using expose.
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stellth said 12:23AM on 4-04-2008
I want to know when the are going to make it possible to use flash in keynote again.
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KeynoteKen said 8:05AM on 4-04-2008
Flash in Keynote isn't likely to come back as Keynote's support for Flash in Keynote was by way of QuickTime, and QuickTime no longer supports Flash. If Keynote had a plugin architecture, then maybe, unfortunately, I don't see it coming back.
Jonathan said 2:36AM on 4-04-2008
yeah, but does it fix the random shutdown syndrome on hitting play already?
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stellth said 8:59AM on 4-04-2008
So, I'm doomed never to play interactive flash presentations in keynote again. Any alternatives out there to do this? I just want to present some interactive projects without having to create the whole thing in flash. Doing it in keynote was awesome.
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KeynoteKen said 9:12AM on 4-04-2008
Some users have used iSwiff.
http://echoone.com/iswiff/
They run the presentation as normal, then when they get to the part of the presentation where they want to view a Flash file, they pause the presentation, run the file in iSwiff, then return.