.key file extension

Hi, a friend is visiting and needs to open a power point on my mac. I downloaded file and tried to open in microsoft office ppt, however the file format is .key and I've no idea what that is or what to do with it, all I know is I can't open it!! Help please???

Hi,
according to this http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/KEY the .key file could be one of three possibilities.
The (to me) only viable possibility seems to be that it is a Keynote file made with Apple Keynote app.
You can download the free trial of it here http://www.apple.com/iwork/
Regards
Stefan

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