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Jonathan LaCour
https://cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil
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Jun 13
@aaronpk years ago, I wrote a little script that automatically converted a Keynote deck into individual PDF files (one per slide, vector, scalable) and then created a PPTX file out of the result. Not editable, obviously, but a nice shortcut. Sadly, I can’t find the script anymore!
that's.... ridiculous and fantastic -
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Not Fake Adam Kalsey
https://twitter.com/akalsey
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Jun 12
I just refuse. You can have pdf if you (quite reasonably) don’t want keynote.
Keynote is just a better authoring environment than PowerPoint. And my choice of tool needs to be optimized for me, the author and not someone else’s desires.
unfortunately it's going into a deck with a bunch of other slides womp womp -
Microsoft Office
https://twitter.com/Office
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Jun 12
That's not what we want! What would make the experience better for you?
i mean the conversion worked reasonably well, it just still takes a lot of fiddling to get things looking just right, since there's always something that goes wrong with font sizes or alignment and such -
one of my least favorite activities is converting keynote slides to powerpoint
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Zach Leatherman
https://twitter.com/zachleat
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Jun 12
Hmmmmmmmm, I thought it deduped them but @aaronpk would be the person to ask (sorry Aaron I know I’m at my webmention support quota)
Yes it does! It will also update the content if it's sent again.
