Extra Large File after Exporting Keynotes09/08 to PowerPoint

I recently exported a Keynote 09 file to PowerPoint format. The KN09 file size was 7.1M (Note: It was imported from KN08, where the file size was @8.5M. The KN09 further went through a 'Reduce File Size). When I exported the KN09 file to PPT, the size of the PPT file became 44.8M, which is slightly more than 6 times the original size. Why is this happening, and is there a way to downsize the PPT file upfront, or have it within the range of the KN09 file size, ie upfront in KN?
Fyi, I have also tried the same thing on KN08, ie export it to PPT, and it ended up with the same situation.
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
Thim

Much thanks for your quick reply, Brian, and also for the info on the embedded themes, etc. While waiting for a response, what I did was to remove all the special effects/transition for the bullet points as well as the slides in KN09, changed the themes to 'blank' and the Master/Appearance/ Background to a single colour, plus removing the shadows, etc. Thereafter, I saved the KN09 file (to another name), and exported it PDF to test out the file size (as previous attempt also ended up in a BIG file size. With this, I managed to downsize the KN09 file from originally 7.6Mb to 728Kb (KN09) and 260Kb (PDF) respectively. Have not converted the new KN file of 728Kb to PPT yet, but I would think the file size for this should be reasonably smaller, as compared to a direct export from KN09 to PPT (of 44.8 Mb). I would also think that after converting the downsized KN09 file to PPT, and put in the effects, the file should not be that big - definitely less than 44.8Mb!
Thanks again, and have a wonderful day. Greatly appreciated.

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