Re: [applekeynote] Re: Keynote and MacBook Air> future features?

I'd like to see the ability to link from a KN slide to ANY kind of file or application.


Don Kraig <don@dmkraig.net> wrote:

Speaking of revs to iWork, what features would people like to see? I know I'd like to see
more transitions and more animations--perhaps the ability to easily create your own.

--- In applekeynote@yahoogroups.com, Tom Negrino <tom@...> wrote:
>
> I learned an interesting tidbit at Macworld Expo today. Went by the Apple
> booth for some hands-on time with the MacBook Air. Nice machine. The
> multi-touch trackpad has some nice gestures. For example, in iPhoto or
> Preview, you can twirl two fingers on the trackpad to rotate the current
> picture. See Apple's site for more info on gestures.
>
> I opened up Keynote, and discovered the multi-touch gestures are not
> supported with the current release. Let's see if they rev iWork to support
> them in the near future.
>
> Tom
>
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