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Thursday April 27, 2006

Exporting an outline from Keynote

Last night, I started thinking it would be pretty cool if I could take a Keynote presentation and export an outline from it. After a bit of Googling, I discovered that OmniOutliner can open Keynote files. I was tickled pink when I read this, only to be disappointed a minute later when I found it didn't work. It imported the file OK, but most of the bullet points are blank, and the ones with text only contain notes.

I'm using Keynote 3.0.1 and OmniOutliner 3.5. Has anyone had success using this feature in OmniOutliner? Of course, if you know of a way to export a Keynote (or PowerPoint) outline, I'm all ears.

2 Minutes Later: Looks like there's a beta that supports Keynote 3.0. Sorry for the noise.

Update: Same result with the beta. Damn.

Posted in Mac OS X at Apr 27 2006, 09:20:00 AM MDT 1 Comment
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I have a iMac 20" running Bootcamp and cannot get it to recognise the wireless network that OSX runs on. Any ideas as I cannot find any posting about wireless networking and Bootcamp?

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