Hyperlink BUG. Confirmed at Apple Store in Spain

Question

Hi All.
I couldn´t believe at the beginning but it's real. Keynote hyperlinks have a bug. Went to an Apple Store in Spain and confirmed it with their technical support.
If you try to hyperlink a Keynote presentation from another one you may discover that Keynote exits from play mode and returns to design mode. ***!!
Try this:
     Create a Keynote file, 1 slide (or more if you wanna loose time). (Lets call it P1)
     Create a second Keynote file, 1 slide. (idem) (Lets call it P2)
     Create a hyperlink on whichever slide of P1 to open P2.
     Close P2.
     Launch P1 - enter play mode.
     Click on the hyperlink (it should launch P2)
     It shows first slide of P2 for half a second and..... ¡ ¡ Keynote exists from play mode and gets back to design mode ! !
Is this really what Apple wanted the hyperlink to another keynote file work? Don´t think so.
You may find that if you relaunch P1 and reclic on the hyperlink..... it works! ! ! ! That´s because P2 is already opened. Close P2 and try again..... E R R O R !
Please, take notice of this bug and give it a solution. It`s not a good business to set things on the applications that don´t work. What would Steve (R.I.P) think about this?
Hope for a soon update of the application for solving this.
Thanks

Answer 1

The readers of this forum are Keynote users and not  Apple employees, we have no influence at all in  Apple  decisions.
Hyperlinks work as they should on my systems and most other users, I have never heard of this issue but I know how such things are very annoying. There are  a few teething issues with the latest version of Keynote running on Mountain Lion, as you may have read from the other posts.
The following routine maintenance procedure sorts out many of these problems so it is well worth spending 10 minutes going through the following:
1
Uninstall all of iWork if you have this, otherwise uninstall Keynote if other iWork applications are not installed.
Use the free application Appcleaner to do this as it will remove the applications properly. It can be downloaded here:   Appcleaner Download
2
empty the trash
3
Reinstall Keynote or iWork  using the original method on purchase using the installer file or installed from the App Store
4
shutdown the Mac and restart holding down the shift key until the apple logo appears
let the Mac complete the start up procedure completely, it will take longer to start as it is repairing  software on the hard drive
5
go to Applications >  Utilities > Disc Utility > First Aid > Repair Disc Permissions
when this is completed restart the Mac normally
Report back  on how you got on.