Can't present 4.0.1 in Leopard!!

I had a class this morning at 6:00 am and quickly discovered that Keynote (v. 4.0.1) will open but won't present in my new leopard upgrade. I tested a bunch of apps right after the upgrade, but guess I just kind of assumed that the NEWEST version of iLife would have been built with Leopard as the primary focus. Whenever I attempted to go into presenter mode, the program crashed. As a result, I had to revert back to that "OTHER" presentation program which, ironically, worked flawlessly.
Does anyone know of a fix for this yet?

I get an error that "there may be a problem with SFWordProcessing plug-in". D
I have the same problem after installing and updating iWork 08. It's the transitions in my ~100 existing presentations. Aargh!
They better fix this quick.
I'm surprised that Apple would release Leopard with such a serious incompatibility with one of their one apps. Surely they encountered this problem pre-release?!

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