Can't FTP a Keynote Presentation

I'd like to FTP a Keynote presentation, however when I try to do it, the only files on my entire computer that can not be FTP are the keynote files.
Is there a reason why? Am I doing something wrong?
Let me know if you have a solution.
Cheers,
FB

You'll need to Compress or Archive the file before attempting to FTP. FTP files are actually "folders" with all the info needed to recreate the presentation. Because where you're FTP-ing to probably won't understand how this file system works, it's best to Right-Click on the .key file then choose "Compress" or "Archive" and send that .zip file that gets created.

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